Professional technical fans should be crazy about the film's photography skills. A large number of flashbacks, superimposition techniques and other obscure techniques make this film exude a surreal brilliance in such a long time. Driving The ghost car's messenger of death walks through the wall and the sea to search for the soul of the dead, and the gloomy blue adds to the mystery of this series of slow motion. This Swedish work spreads the greatness of love and devotion to the world with a religious story. It has the unique and serious preaching of the last century, and tells a ghost story similar to "A Christmas Carol". Even in the eyes of fans whose tastes are cultivated today, it will never be outdated. By the way, the director of this film is the male protagonist of "Wild Strawberry".
The silent film of the split-screen is never inferior in sound. When the nun is about to die and insists on praying for the sinful drunkard, the background music is quite atmospheric and soft, with the grandeur of church music hitting the hearts of the viewers. The nearly two-hour film uses flashbacks and interludes to describe this twisted and bizarre story. In the end, the drunkard was reborn and lived happily with his family.
There is a question here. The nun has always persuaded the alcoholic to change his ways and even haggle with the god of death. Although such a dedication has greatly touched the hearts of the people, but there are so many suffering people in the town, the most important thing is the alcoholic's wife and two Child, you have suffered enough and you have to be persuaded to go back to an alcoholic who is often domestic violence. Is this kind of love unfair? Because of the arrival of drunkards, the whole town is infected with tuberculosis, and bad people can become Buddhas on the spot as long as they put down their butcher's knives, while good people are suffering but they are persuaded to "pro, give praise", is God's fraternity so selfless?
The drunkard splits the door and the wife dresses the child in two rooms. I don't know if "The Shining" has learned from this. It's really worrying, but the most annoying thing is that the wife knows that the husband is splitting the door with an ax, and it is imminent. Now, you have to button every button of the child's skirt correctly to escape. Is this obsessive-compulsive disorder?
The only pink color scheme in the whole film is the happy life of an alcoholic before being seduced to become an alcoholic
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