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Gaston 2022-04-04 08:01:01

Only if you have lived in the local area and fully understand the characteristics of the actors can you make such a film. The most prominent photography is delicate, delicate but not empty, capturing many tangible details: fists clenched and hard to release, sister Lily's singing, paralyzed old friends watching videos of bullfights in the past...and the camera is always with Respectful, a little bit deep into the boy's heart. The ending is not as tragic as "The Wrestling King". I remember what Jia Zhangke said, "It is harder to give up an ideal than to stick to it." This cross-ethnic narrative foundation demonstrates the ability of a true filmmaker to empathize with the existential plight of all human beings.

Deanna 2022-04-06 09:01:07

The narrative is so weak, so the first 80 minutes were boring, and the last sensational feeling was too vulgar to me. After reading it, I feel that there is not enough sympathy for the protagonist to form a resonance. The view is beautiful.