I talked about the movie when I was talking about montage passages in class. In the MV-style paragraph in which the postman accompanies the female singer to walk in Paris, the montage technique is used to show the step-by-step development of the relationship between the two people over a period of time... However, what kind of relationship the two eventually became is confusing. close friends? lover? or what?
The characters are also very interesting. There are three female characters, a black opera star, an Asian girl, and a white female detective who is almost negligible... I don't know what it means to set these characters in this way. The director's attitude towards women is not shown at all~~
The whole film style is like a platter. The first paragraph has the style of a French police and gangster film, and then it turns to an exaggerated expressionist style. There will also be a romantic literary and artistic paragraph in the middle.
After checking the director's information, he found that he was also the assistant director of "Gourmet", and was later promoted from assistant director to director. The little old French man in "Gourmet" is my favorite, Louis de Finays~~
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