Experience the so-called energy attraction. If you like a person too seriously, the chances of meeting him in life will increase, and there will be more records of meeting boys you like. Recorded by camera, you can meet by chance in the bathhouse. If you want twins, you always think about it. There are more twins. When I wrote poems by the waterfall, I met a girl who also used the waterfall as a poem. If you like your lover too much, feel too inferior in front of your lover, love is everything to you, and you will meet people in your life who love is everything, and losing him means nothing. I am lonely and not understood, and so is the bar owner. I like Carlos, the movie poster also has Carlos, and the Japanese also like Carlos. After losing my notebook, I met a Japanese who liked poetry Carlos and Paterson City, and shared with him the knot he has always felt, he is just a bus The driver of the car, getting the answer (other poets have also had poetic lives and final choices such as plumbers), which is very poetic in itself, and gave him a notebook. Life is full of strange forces. The power of a strange life. He started writing poetry again, would he like to be a fish?
Ordinary poetry can only be seen in the form of Jarmusu when it is integrated into a person's life. What he sees, what he may think of, the waterfall, and the woman he likes, all appear on the video, with his voice and His life, we will be moved. Poetry is to be moved. I don't know how the broader resonance of the poem is achieved, but in this film, the director takes us to the resonance of Patterson, an ordinary bus driver who writes poetry.
It was originally very slow, but it is actually full of inspiration and insights from scholar-style films about life. There are many trivialities of life but the author incorporates many moments of his own being moved. I also found that the director of a literary film has a reason to be long. When he can not do it, or when it is too long before, he also tries his best to make the film "good-looking" and cut it. It's all down to his own ideas, not the so-called Cannes aesthetic.
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