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When Love Becomes Possession - [Business Card Introduction] A brief introduction to the theme of the movie.
Carrie 2022-03-23 09:03:11
The film uses simplified props and short dialogues, depicting the confinement and even possessive love of the old-fashioned and stubborn old man living on the boat to the girl he adopted for ten years, and the various conflicts after the appearance of the sunshine boy who is in love with the girl. With the double symbolism of the most important prop, the bow, that is, the weapon used to protect or imprison the girl and the musical instrument with a mournful tone similar to the erhu version, the double contradiction between love and possession is deeply and vividly analyzed. When love is no longer pure and full of possessive and even indecent extreme colors, it will become a weapon to hurt others and oneself, and it is also doomed to the choice of the old man to destroy himself after enjoying the short-lived beauty with the girl. The bow at the end has a Zen symbol, and the last arrow shot by the old man broke the girl's body.
Extended Reading
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Katlyn 2021-12-30 17:18:17
Ask how many people float on the sea in Kim Kidd’s movies, how many girls are encircled by desire, how many innovative ways to express sex
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Blake 2021-12-30 17:18:17
It's really a film of aura. The desire to wait on, executed with the most abiding program, purged all the earthly breath. Outside the sea, speechless, clanging bowstrings, blood-stained plain clothes. The love of the Profound Realm transcends age and life and death, and is full of gurgling Zen spirit, but it is also extremely beautiful in perversion.
