I started watching this movie without knowing anything about it. It's been nearly an hour since I entered the theater, so this movie is only over six hours for me personally.
I don't understand the language (there are Japanese subtitles but it still looks hard) I didn't preview it I missed the beginning and I didn't understand the plot This made me focus all my attention on the point of "time"
John Cage said, "I don't see time as a law, I see it as a medium that allows sound to occur." He became a great experimental musician (and mushrooms) by escaping the concept of time defined by the division of the score. expert)
Music and time are inseparable and intimate as if woven together with time
Tango and time are inseparable and intimate, as if stepping on the body of time
Film and time are inseparable and intimate, as if they are faced with copying paintings in time
A seven-hour film with no color, no fast-paced dramatic editing, no complex storytelling, it's all about doing one thing well—bringing the viewer closer to the film, breaking the fourth wall in time
The brilliance of movies is often reflected in the freedom to manipulate images. Time is not like life. You have to spend every minute and every second. All love, hate, parting, joys, sorrows, and sorrows have to be displayed in front of you every second. You probably only have two kinds. Ways to make time go faster
The first one is sleeping (I like sleeping in the movie theater. The intermittent movie viewing experience can also make you more embarrassed to the smell of the image instead of being blindly attracted by the plot)
The second is Douyin (an average of five times per minute to deconstruct your concept of time)
But when this movie unfolds in front of you so slowly and long, what the director really wants to do is more clear when I wake up after falling asleep in the cinema
Take advantage of the audience's fatigue to show the desperation in this day-to-day life
Use slow shot scheduling to make the image time infinitely close to the real-life time rhythm
Use black and white to remove excess interference to increase authenticity (the human eye is more objective in shape than color)
Seven hours to get rid of the tiredness of my body My brain doesn't feel very tired because it averages 16 hours a day awake year after year
Every time I think of this film, I am always moved by the time rhythm that is different from most films.
In documentaries and movies, there is always such a work that is willing to make such a beautiful balance of image time and image texture (the designed lens scheduling, face art sound, etc. that documentaries do not have), just like a big pot of pig's trotter soup. Bubbling bubbles in my heart forever
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