Let’s talk about a few episodes first:
When Malaka was pregnant and wanted to confess to her father, she tied up her father. Dad thought his little sweetheart was playing games with him. At that time, the street was looking for Malaka’s paintings The sudden change in the wind is really nice. But when I saw the back, Malaka was accused by thousands of people, and when everyone was persecuted, I felt very sad. There are always people in the world who will make things difficult for you, because you are different from them.
Malaka went to the witch and was about to sit in the boiling water when Dad came! After saying "Old witch, I won't let you go", I saw my brother (?) pushed the car into the witch's house, and an earthen wall collapsed.
Anrique was tied by his father to keep him from running away. In the end, the guy cut the rope and climbed towards Malaka only to be found by his younger brother. Then when the two were discussing, Anrique touched his brother's arm in order to show affection, and was slapped away by his brother's disgusting slap. At that time, he really wanted to say "it's disgusting enough".
When Malaka brought Anrique to his brother's side, his brother's smile at that time was really handsome, the brightest smile in the whole play, the most real, innocent and heartfelt. Except for the old antique of my father, it is my brother who loves Malaka the most, and loves it selflessly. Even later left to fight the demons alone, although he was also afraid of demons.
When Anrique was a blood dealer, I watched him grind his hands on a stone, and then he was thrown from the train and he grinded his hands again. When I saw him cut the rope with his pinky finger, and later assured Malaka not to steal, I really understood: There's a blade in his pinky finger, and this guy has been sharpening it.
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When the little boy’s narration sounded, I could hear the love in it. Suddenly I thought that if such a thing happened in a certain country, then it must be the mother who raised the child with hard work, and raised the child with strict requirements, and made the child kneel and swear to the sky every day that he must avenge the mother. Then the child embarked on the road of revenge to find his biological father. With tenacious determination and superb martial arts, despite the trials and tribulations, he finally found his biological father and killed him...
The brain hole is a bit big, but it will never be the lighthearted saying in the movie "my father's secretions and mother's mix, and then there is me". Maybe that's the difference: rape is sinful, life is fearless. Thousands of people refer to it, I love it.
In addition, I like this style of film very much, there is joy in sorrow, tears in joy, and laughter in tears. For example, "All About My Mother", "The Life of a Disgusted Matsuko", "Life Is Like a Long and Quiet River", and of course, "Amelie" from the same series.
I like absurd films very much, because they are absurd so they can fully show life, because there is no reason in life, there is no reason, and there is no reason to talk about it. The more important thing is that what we do in the face of absurdity is usually more absurd.
I don't like movies and they show right and wrong, good and evil, right and wrong, love and hate. Although the feelings of life can be described as ups and downs, but if you really want to scold them carefully, you also find that they are difficult to separate easily. I think, it is more for the audience to enjoy it. He is full of love now, so it is a warm film. If he's burning with anger now, he's pouring oil. After all, what the movie wants to show is the image in the audience's mind, not the intention of the director and the script.
In addition, a mess, this is called life. And the absurd and funny, it is the portrayal of our life, no one can escape.
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