Indian Cuisine with the Impatient Nomad Chef

Shania 2022-03-24 09:01:50

[C] The screening of the #NUA film and television appreciation course was a bit bad. I expected to harvest the growing image, but it turned out to be a hand-cut sticker - the shape was still distorted, and the soundtrack rarely played the exact opposite role, Lodocice Einaudi Instead, the already thin natural narrative vanishes into thin air. (Director Zhao is like an enthusiastic undergraduate student who is very impatient to introduce her favorite music into her works. Her technique is to create a lot of broken shots and dialogues to place the soundtrack)

As a road film, you can't take root in the ground or find the direction, and the characters circulate in this field. The entire image has no secrets, and the broken and messy editing completely blocks the viewer's feelings. The modern, industrial, academic approach is like sending wild ingredients to McDonald's, which isn't really a delicacy, it's just a gimmick in the end. Zhao Ting is really a little too impatient, impatient selection of ingredients, impatient cooking, impatient seasoning and impatient plate setting. It's amazing that this film has won so many awards.

The American-style elite education has gone from contradiction to dizziness. The elites walk into the classroom as if they entered the church, begin to repent, and impatiently cast their vision to the edge with pity, inhaling and excreting like a motor, of course, this excrement must be They cannot be cleaned up by elites. Their tasks are arduous and they have a strong sense of social responsibility. They must go to the next edge immediately! Go for the poetic desert, the corner character. In a sense, these elites are true nomads.

After reading it, the more I think about it, the more uncomfortable it becomes. I find that this is not a McDonald's, this is an Indian street food. The ingredients are obviously very normal, but in the end they become gooey, oh, it's still a small serving of gooey.

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  • Swankie: I'm gonna be 75 this year. I think I've lived a pretty good life. I've seen some really neat things kayaking all of those places. And... You know, like a moose in the wild. A moose family on the river in Idaho and big white pelicans landed just six feet over my kayak on a lake in Colorado. Or... Come around a bin, was a cliff and find hundreds and hundreds of swallow nests on the wall of the cliff. And the swallows flying all around and reflecting in the water. So it looks like I'm flying with the swallows and they're under me, and over me, and all around me. And little babies are hatching out, and eggshells are falling out of the nest, landing on the water and floating on the water. These little white shells. That was like, it's just so awesome. I felt like I've done enough. My life was complete. If I died right then, at that moment, would be perfectly fine.

  • Fern: Bo never knew his parents, and we never had kids. If I didn't stay, if I left, it would be like he never existed. I couldn't pack up and move on. He loved Empire. He loved his work so much. He loved being there, everybody loved him. So I stayed. Same town, same house. Just like my dad used to say: "What's remembered, lives." I maybe spent too much of my life just remembering, Bob.