end of the journey
David and David
Slow piano soundtrack with occasional warmth
cool-toned images
Fast-paced conversation, the tone of two people who don't have too much emotion
ordinary and bland topics
There is a feeling of loneliness throughout the rhythm of the film
But the two protagonists are both polite and smiling.
Maybe it's because they're both too polite
There is less white noise in the background so it looks realistic
It will be very daily lens or a slightly shaking lens that is shot or hand-held
A sense of stability without fancy tricks such as wide-angle and focus
Just follow the chronological order according to common sense
The clip in the middle that pushes the recorder away and the clip in which everyone sings is an emotional turning point, indicating that friendship has outweighed benefits. The light gradually turns warmer yellow.
Loneliness unfolds, I feel that both of them are quite lonely
The camera moves with the movement of the characters. When the emotions erupt, it turns back to a cold tone. The long shot in the parking lot slowly slows down the emotional state of the two to a delicate one.
In the end, the light became bright again after the knot was untied. Although the content was not very interesting, it was quite enjoyable to watch. It was very comfortable to watch. I felt that the whole person was healed. Maybe it was friendship that made people very comfortable. It felt plain and profound. Jessie is so cute, like a little animal with tears in her eyes. The music at the end is also well rendered.
Books are things that make people forget about loneliness. Friends can also read them, making people happy and a little uncomfortable.
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