When I think about it, I inadvertently read it from a book by a woman called Mint Grass. I just remember that it was a very literary expression a
few years later. One day, my brother passed this film to me
(I always feel that those who have met inadvertently have People and things will always reunite with me in some form in the future - I insist that this is my destiny, this time, it has come true again, hehe)
The film uses a mentally retarded person - George's first sensory experience as the In the beginning, a long monologue describing how God created everything:
at first, there was no time, nothing but music.
Then God created the earth
. The next day, God created the ocean. The tide wets your feet and the sea breeze blows. After... the
third day, God made the record , the
fourth day, God made the TV , the
fifth day, God made the grass, when you mow the grass, the grass will cry, you have to caress it, yes It whispers
if you touch a tree with your heart...you become a tree
if you close your eyes...you become an ant on the
sixth day, God made people, and they are of different skin colors, Blue, black, red, white, and orange... On the
seventh day, God made women, and when you kiss them you won't get your beard pierced on
Sunday, God rests
this is George all things created by God. At the end of the film, Harry added - on the eighth day, God created George
Harry and George are two groups of people and two lives.
Harry is a lecturer in a bank, and George is a mentally retarded in a mental hospital.
Harry's life is rigid and compact, George's life is sloppy and imaginative.
Harry is far away from life and relatives, but George is trying to get close to life and relatives.
George is an angel sent by God to the world
. Heaven
As a special social group, the conflict between George and normal people is obvious,
such as his "inappropriate" words and deeds in the restaurant, such as his "rudeness" in the shoe store...
Even like his own sister, Or like Harry, who is close and friendly with him, it is difficult to truly accept him completely -
family, friendship and love are all incomplete.
Therefore, George can only leave the life of a normal person, in the singing of his love, in the love of his dead mother. I leave with a smile in my memory...
Maybe you can think of this film as a public service advertisement for caring for special people.
It at least presents their thoughts, their feelings and their lives more comprehensively.
Then, it is also a very beautiful advertisement. Many subtle beauties are presented frame by frame with fresh pictures.
Or, you can also think of it as a wake-up call - a wake-up call about the details and cherishing of life.
Those simple sentences can also become the motto of your life
on 2007.12.09
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