Getting to know this director started with "rainman", and I was deeply attracted by Levinson's smooth narration, neat editing, and just the right music; even the emotional catharsis was so bland, natural and unpredictable. time to come. But "Good morning, Vienam" is the one I prefer. In addition to the above-mentioned features, he uses the purest way of storytelling to express his views. There is absolutely no outline, rigid dogma, or Like some Hollywood commercial films, they have to be very high-level at the end, revealing human nature.
Especially in the last half hour of the film, it is a bit surprising, but it is indeed reasonable.
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