so I don't think it should be called candid photography. Some people may mistake it for some nasty magazine stories. In fact, if those people were readers of those magazines, they would think that the movie was ignorant, and wouldn't the story on paper be better.
Because one is a superficial candid filming
, and the other is ignoring the underlying hidden fears
. It is impossible to distinguish between reality and videotape, what is happening now or what is in the videotape. The past is an experience you don't want to remember. This is the interesting part of the movie, using the camera to tell the story, isn't the audience peeping at other people's stories?
Reflection is my habit in watching movies. I watched this movie so much, maybe I understood what the hidden fear was. In fact, I think everyone has it too, a piece of the past that you have to tell you to remember. The reason is that people are forgetful animals, and the past will be selectively forgotten, especially when you hurt others' past, and Protect yourself now that everything is fine.
Some things you think you don't say, you forget, you
think this thing will fade away
, and one day someone tells you what to do, I'll know it,
and there are those unseen things before I start to think of the past that I do n't
want to remember.
It's a small thing to others,
but it's a big thing in life for someone
Don't be late when you watch this movie
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