Like all the excellent German films seen in the past few years, this melancholy film of more than 100 minutes finally brought people to a climax in the last 4 minutes, and then quickly ended. .
But strictly speaking, when the kneeling ceremony took place, the film still seemed to be full of tenderness from the director-humanity in his eyes is certainly still warm and hopeful.
I stubbornly love the shots in German movies, the camera position is exquisite, the pictures are beautiful but not empty, the colors are either unreally exaggerated or truly exaggerated, and cold is a description that will appear regardless of the warm or cold tone.
Going back to the movie itself, the heroine's own musical talent has become a new source of conversation. Although her performance is indeed exciting, if she does not discuss her personal abilities, the movie may be watched more times.
Music will definitely look directly at the soul, and I will always believe this.
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