While watching it, I was confused and a little confused, but I checked the information on the Internet and read some movie reviews, and the more I thought about it, the better I felt. Stories, characters, lines, pictures, details, historical background, ideas...Everything that can be recalled seems natural and not very eye-catching when you look at it, but when you think about it again, it shines and is impressive. Augustine Villarogate was a god.
After watching "Black Bread" you can probably understand why Yankees usually like simple and even childish things. Because they really don't have much environment to complicate. The poorer you are, the more bad things will happen. The truth of the film is often frightening, and no one should try to pluck himself clean. Adults and children remind people of the sentence in "Dream of Red Mansions" from the inside out, "Except for the two stone lions that are clean, I'm afraid that even cats and dogs are too clean." not clean". In such a gray story, fortunately there was an angel prisoner of labor. I felt that the prisoner who received food from Andrew was like a kind big brother and his guide. He simulated the scene of flapping his wings naked by the river, like a descending angel, or Christ who came to earth to suffer.
The film's intricate content covers so much, it's dizzying when you think about it, but it's still endearing. The most commendable thing is that it is so outrageously complex but not messy, even if the original content is inconsistent, it is strung together by a child's eyes. But did he see it all? Or who can see everything? Can the so-called good, bad, good, bad, beautiful and ugly be distinguished one by one, left black and right white, and never be confused? Or like the mist that Andrew finally blew on the glass to cover the world and the people who walk in it, everything becomes blurred and chaotic.
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