From writing all the way to wandering at a loss, it may not be a kind of progress, but it must be a kind of growth. The boy in the film is the protagonist, but he does not really carefully describe the image of this person, but through his "road movie" like a day, he succeeds in making a simple life of squatting at home. The shares are indescribably profound, just like the black and white film chosen by the director.
A boy's doubts about the world, whether it is big or small, and after reading the film reviews, he tries to dig out the social meaning of the film from history, but, I think the old man's last words are really long aftertaste, then When he cried, it was only because he could no longer ride on that street. At first I thought the world was strange, but in the end I found out that it was me who was strange, just like a boy's passive attitude when he met a hooligan on the street, a deep sense of loneliness, and a hidden divine spirit. In contrast, the old man with the same name as Dajie is like a confession of a vicissitudes of life.
The title of the film is intriguing, is Oh the male protagonist, or is Oh for all the boys born in the best and most unfortunate times?
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