Ball, you are here waiting for me

Shaylee 2022-02-07 14:55:35

"Hey, Balloon, come here. Are you here? Come on."

At the beginning of Hou Dao's tribute, Balloon hid in the shade of the subway station exit, listening to the little boy calling himself Ball. It seemed to understand then that it was going to be something some little boy couldn't have lobbied for maybe a few hundred toffees or more...a ball. In 1956's "Red Balloon", Lamoris' youngest son has a more intimate relationship with the balloon, but the title has not changed, it is the ball. Not a red ball. Not red. Not balls and babies. It's "Ball, you're here waiting for me." It's "Ball, run!"
It's: You're not my doll, but you want to be with me and so am I.



ps: I like that girl Song Fang very much.

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  • Elroy 2022-04-24 07:01:24

    The piano is ok. As for life, the filming is very detailed, which is very good. It's too boring for a movie.

  • Joelle 2022-03-20 09:02:59

    In fact, the biggest feeling for me is that this film is full of a kind of feminine warmth, a process of revealing the essence of life from a seemingly aimless city walk. The red balloons wandered erratically in the air, sometimes following them like shadows, and after a brief encounter, they disappeared. Just like the dream is always close to us, but never touch its warm and bright face. But please don't let it float away when you see it again.