I can’t feel the emotion it should provide, nor can I see the connections of other deeper things. I think its fragmented images and flat expressions are a kind of accumulation that will explode at a certain moment, but this The moment did not appear, everything it showed was raw and meaningless, which actually puzzled me-can I blame a movie for lacking more primitive driving force? In other words, is it a misstep or negligence to only present the image itself? Maybe it is, maybe it's not. Whatever the chaos, "A Place of Nowhere" is terribly pale, especially when it tries to incite the audience with its indiscriminate piano strings and desolate natural landscapes, what emotions can you incitement? Woolen cloth? And those images can never really become a part of the movie like the black water in "Leviathan". It lacks weight and lacks realism. Too often I feel strongly that I am not there, just passing by.
I also don't like the phrase "to all those who have to go on the road". Everything shown in the movie tells me that the director didn't really see the pain of those people, but regarded it as some kind of redemption. Instead of getting close to anything, she romanticized what she saw in a self-assertive manner. This person was hopelessly arrogant.
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