I love it, I cried. The ups and downs of life, the ups and downs and the downfalls, are very movingly written. There are a few scenes that are particularly well written. The male protagonist sees a pair of dancing feet under the background cloth, and the two dance against each other across the curtain. He lightly placed a mole on her, turning all living beings upside down. She puts on his clothes and flirts with herself. In the fire, he rescued the last box of film, the first encounter, the cut-out fragment.
"The Great Artist" pays homage to many classic movies. Youxi, the hero, finds a house in the heroine's house, all of which are sold by himself. The eerie statues overlook the monstrous, gigantic palace of Citizen Kane. Although it is a silent film, there are actually two sound and sound passages: one is that the male protagonist is impacted by the sound film, the cups and plates in the nightmare have sound, and everything has sound.
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