If you have never survived, you will not read this. And none of this is different. When you no longer live, it is as if you have never read this before, there is no difference. But at this moment, since you are reading, something will happen: it slowly eats up your time, like a tiny but tormenting beast, covered in a fur full of text, blocking your second and In your next second. You will never be able to retrieve these devoured moments and seconds. At this moment, it is munching on the microbes of time, but it can never fill its stomach. the same as you.
- Tours Ulrich text
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Old writer of the film is silent prototype Tours Ulrich text ( Tor Ulven ), the country does not know if I have been out of his book, said to be one of the most important poets of Norway and 1990s. Tours Ulrich Wen committed suicide in 1995 in Oslo; and about the director Joachim Trier second feature film, and is Roger Ebert included in the lifetime of the top ten list last year The title of the film is "Oslo, August 31st". Throughout the three existing films of Achim, they all share the same depressive atmosphere and self-sinking complex. I don't know if Tur Ulvin committed suicide by jumping into the river.
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I haven't found much information about Tur Ulvin in Chinese. The opening quote comes from another Norwegian writer, crime novelist Karin Ferson's " Shadow under the Holy Candle ". It should be, but I haven't read this novel, I just found this connection in search engines.
Joachim Till includes his collaborator Eskil Vogt (his first feature story is "Blind Vision"), who is good at developing the drama through the narrator in the drama, and further in the narrative The interior breaks the fourth wall in the play room. I think the movies I like, " The Man without a Surname " and " Gentleman Bronco " are all similar routines; and, naturally, it is Jin Min. "Blind Vision" can be said to be a live-action version of Jinmin's movie. In comparison, Darren Aronofsky is just a remake.
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Words, language, may be the greatest game ever invented by mankind. I think it is no different from eating chicken with pesticides, but it is applicable to a wider range of people, even deaf-mute people have sign language. Just like the smartphone, it is like a virus-like existence after popularization. Now it is not you who invented it, but on the contrary, you were taken away by it with rhythm. It evolved into a transcendent life form. I don’t know if anyone is like me who feels anxious when reading, but at the same time is convinced that they can indeed discover a different universe in it? I think this relationship with words is like romance.
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