At the beginning, I thought of Woody Allen's Hollywood ending, and found that the old man still learned a lot from Truffaut in filmmaking. I have always been a little afraid of this kind of film that can see the filming process, probably because it broke the boundary between film and reality, and it seems a lot more real and cold. Very funny, especially the opening. My favorite place is the director's three dreams, and finally the child walked to the iron gate with a cane and took all the photos of Citizen Kane. Movies are not like life, there is no silence. But I choose to live. I can give up men for movies but I won't give up movies for men. How much Truffaut loves movies to get us all caught up in this emotion. Movies are as good as life, because both are places with Truffaut.
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