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unreadable cruelty
Willis 2022-03-21 09:03:05
Although it is an old movie that satirizes current affairs, the purity of the picture and the beautiful eyes of the little girl make me not feel that the film is dark enough at all. I can only say that the director's eyes are very powerful and can see through the naive fantasy of children, and so on. The reality is cruel, and children are naive, but this kind of saying about raising crows seems to be a little bit more poetic than "raising tigers". Overall, the movie is well done! It's incomparable to those I've seen in movie theaters recently. I always feel that classifying it as a violent movie slanders this lovely film. After all, unlike the cruelty in the era of political crisis, people in the era of economic crisis are more inclined to talk with warmth. The Por Que Te Vas (Why did you leave?) played by the old record player is very good. I searched it on baidu and collected it. After listening to it again and again, my body rippling with the rhythm...
Extended Reading
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Ana: The only thing I remember very clearly, is that at the time, I was convinced my father was responsible for all the sadness that embittered the last years of my mother's life. I was convinced that it was he and he alone that had caused her illness and death.
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Rosa: Your poor mother wanted to breastfeed you, but she was too pale and delicate. So I was the one who really nursed you.
Ana: Did you breastfeed me?
Rosa: Heavens, no. I gave you a bottle.
Ana: You've got big breasts. Will you show me?
Rosa: What do you think this is, a circus?
Ana: Come on, show me! I'll close my eyes and count to five... Oh! They're so big!