At the beginning of the aunt's 70-year-old dinner, when people talk about what an amazing woman she is, they forget that all this is just perseverance every inch. It is this persistence that Clara has inherited.
The structure and ramifications of the film are a little disjointed, but some parts are thought-provoking.
For example, the grandson of the real estate agent has always been very friendly and calm talking to Clara. One of his sharpest words was this: "I know people like you, you grew up in a dark-skinned family, and everything you get is hard work." The first is a sense of superiority, and the second is contempt for poverty.
In another paragraph, Clara accused the grandson: people are talking about the ignorance of the poor without education, but there is another kind of ignorance, that is, the ignorance of the educated without a conscience, which is even more terrible. This reminds me of the two construction company workers who told Clara the truth about termites, who are representatives of good Brazilian laborers.
I didn't realize until the third paragraph that the film takes place in this seaside house from beginning to end. This is a historic house. That night, the night we all worried about Clara sleeping alone in this house, a black slave girl walked through the house, opened a closet, took out pearls and sparkling diamonds and kissed, and she sat on Clara's bed head. Clara woke up suddenly from her dream. This is my favorite part. In this house, history and old people are so far away from us.
This is something that we modern Chinese cannot understand. Not only have our hometown fallen, but there will be no old houses in the process of demolition. More concerned about the price, rather than history, old people and feelings.
We are willing to talk about houses, talk about rising house prices, but not about home, ancestral home, memory, history.
Clara came out of the sea. Not beautiful or sexy.
We know how beautiful and sexy she is when we judge a person by the highest values of strength, independence and bravery.
In fact, making ghost movies can make more money. This realistic, laid-back style can pay homage to life even more.
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