On the eighth day of black eye viewing, Herzog "What have you done, son". The film is said to be directed by Herzog, but it also has a strong shadow of the producer, David Lynch. It can basically be said to be a synthesis of Herzog’s crazy stubbornness and Lynch’s weird metaphor. . I watched the opening and said that this was adapted from the real incident of a son killing his mother. I don’t know if it is true or not. But the entry point is quite interesting. The whole film focuses on the strange behavior of the fiancée and friends about the son. The murder and arrest process is actually Take it lightly. The film has a strong cast, and Shannon plays a good role in mental illness. At first glance, it is Lao He’s dish, which is quite similar to the Jinsky used by Lao He’s queen. Colin Harmony’s ex-girlfriend, Sevigny, is the pretty girl who played "American Mental Ill" (also played in "Dogtown" by Lars Von Trier), and it looks like Lynch's food. In addition, William Dafoe, Brad Dawliffe, Zabrski, these are all regulars in Lynch's films. And Udo Kiel, a frequent visitor to Lars Von Tir. Looking at these actors, you will know what the tastes of the director and the producer are. It can be regarded as a collection of Lynch’s external environment and Lao He’s spiritual core. The overall look and feel of the film is quite tiring. The inner core of the spirit, coupled with the explanation of the external environment, and many metaphors of dumb puzzles, are easy to make people feel sleepy, but in-depth analysis is also a bit interesting. Flamingos, ostriches, spaceship-like buildings, desert plants grown in gardens (there are really humans), ancient Greek tragedies, and toads spit water. The paradise of glasses, the moment of stillness, basketball, the sword with the style of West Asia and the Near East, San Diego, Peru, Mexico, and Kashgar are more or less metaphorical in it. The film was made in 2009, and the shooting time should be earlier. I guess there is no such scene in Kashgar now, especially those old men with beards. The soundtrack of the film is also very good. One of the soundtracks with dwarfs is the Mexican folk song "The Pigeon Song", the part of Wong Kar-wai's "Happy Together" Iguazu Falls uses this piece of music, and Almodova's " "Tell her" has also been used, it is very nice, it melts in the ear, and it is also a recommended song. One last sentence, people who encounter such schizophrenia and bipolar disorder in their lives should really pay more attention to safety. After all, you still have to pay attention to it. If society is schizophrenia and bipolar disorder, it will be nothing.
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