"Caruso, he pointed at me, he likes me." Fitzgerald stood under the wall of the opera house, looking at him for ten thousand years, just like fans now see idols.
He loves opera, and his original intention was to build a theater in the rainforest. To this end, he bought a boat for a huge sum of money and went upstream in the Amazon River to the legendary barbaric land. With the help of the natives, the boat was pushed up the mountain. However, before it was filled with rubber, the boat was pushed down the rapids by the natives in the middle of the night. It went down the river, a holy white artifact, and defeated the demons of the water, but that was not what Fitzgerald intended.
The rubber tycoon was also shocked by his feat, saying he invited Caruso to perform an opera on the boat. At this moment, Fitzrajed stood dignifiedly by the window. What he was thinking about was not his own unbuilt opera house, but the miracle of boating on land. The first white man to see the huge Nigera Falls, no one believed what he said, and asked him how he witnessed it? He said: I saw it.
What they have worked so hard to find is only what they see in their own minds, their own spiritual heritage. After all, people are lonely growers, but this kind of self-growth is the most powerful force that constitutes life. I would like to go upstream, do what no one dares to do, and see what no one has seen. Compared to the original intention, Fitzrajder failed, but he won the victory of the spirit, and the victory of the spirit has nothing to do with the external ending.
So he stood on the boat as a winner. According to the director's interview, the opera performance on the Amazon River was even more beautiful than the movie, and he regretted not having better recording equipment. The joy of the dream coming true made my heart boil, so much so that I forgot the previous picture that I wanted to summarize for a while. This is the effect of the emotional accumulation of the film. The story of the film is clear and clear, full of corresponding details and metaphors. At first, I could not understand the operas, but gradually, the opera moved me with the emotion of the story.
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