dawn

Melisa 2022-03-21 09:02:46

As we live longer, we lose the capacity to love when we were young. We gather, drink, and have fun, going in and out of more and more advanced places, and in the night where the light is intertwined, we throw ourselves into the torrential rain, hoping to find a little fire in our hearts. But he was extinguished, and the lost youth was gone forever. I'm still looking for the ability to love, the pleasure of the body, the blind date of the skin, but I can't break the monster called ego that closes the world between people.

That self, whenever I wanted to express my love, he showed up and pulled me back into the dark corners. I'm also used to being pulled back by him. I do not know since when, he devoured me. I think about everything for myself. At the same time, sadness, loneliness, and at a loss as to what to do, have long been as tight as the night, swallowing and burying me, and I can no longer feel any breath of life except numbness.

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  • Arvid 2022-03-21 09:02:46

    The photography is exquisite, but it is extremely dull. Even if half of the movie takes place at a party, it is full of darkness. Maybe this is the decadence of social people. The second half caught my eye because I hate socializing, and a hermit who only drinks dew should not come to the city and become an alcoholic.

  • Webster 2022-03-27 09:01:14

    5.28 "Could it be that I won't fail this time when I hold you tight" - Beginning to believe that Antonioni is worthy of the title of master. Triple Crisis: 1. Political swing of intellectuals (absence of social activities across class and success) extinction of conscience vs Mastroianni's hot mutation 2. Emotional marriage fancy decay period 3. Personal existence value and communication (elimination of loneliness) Self-examination and doubt. composition. Take a position. jazz.

La Notte quotes

  • Giovanni: You bought it? I wanted to bring you a copy.

    Tommaso Garani: I didn't just buy it. I'm reading it too. I've only read 50 pages so far. I hope they'll let me finish it. I like certain parts very much, like the whole thing about the bath. It's your best work ever, if the morphine hasn't warped my judgment. Morphine makes everything seem important.

    Giovanni: Then it's definitely the morphine.

  • Tommaso Garani: Quite a place, eh? Everything I used to hate in terms of style. I never thought I'd end my days in such luxury. I feel like a fraud.