kinda fun

Sam 2022-03-15 08:01:02

At the beginning, I thought I was seeing the American New Wave. That beginning is too special. Is the female version of Easy Rider? But the more you go, the more traditional from the camera to the plot.
The film returns from the halfway point, the composition and tonal characteristics remain the same. The camera will stop on a composition, and the actors will also stop for a while, maintaining that expressive composition, and then continue with the next scene. The exterior tone has always been that eerie, eerie Martian color, but it no longer changes suddenly like it started.
The second half of the plot has also become inspirational, positive, sunny... I feel a little coping with it.
In the beginning, what does the shadow of the camera on the ground when the German woman walks alone? A salute to the new wave? It's a bit deliberate...don't like it

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Bagdad Cafe quotes

  • Jasmin Münchgstettner: Goodbye Miss Brenda.

    Brenda: Bye Miss Jasmin.

  • Phyllis: [nonchalantly plopping down in front of her mother's office desk after she's been out with some friends] Hi, mom! That trucker was a real cute dude, for a trucker. Like, I mean, he let me off in town, and I ran into Reggie, and so we buzzed around in his cruise-mobile over to Devil's Playground. Then we ran into these really grody airheads...

    Phyllis: [noticing her mother's nicely cleaned and organized office desk] What happened here?

    Brenda: [normal voice] Pick up your shit, sweetie.

    Phyllis: [she didn't hear her, since she's wearing earphone] Huh?

    Brenda: [shouting] Pick up your SHIT! This is an office... for customers!

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