watched "Breaking the Waves" at 5:40 in the morning. Tears rolled down at the last second and hurt my eyes.
I want to say again that I will not like Lars von Trier's films anyway.
I will. I resent him for making a good person too weak, and let her bear the hardness that a weak life cannot bear.
I will resent him for the cruel talent he seems to be born with, and resenting his ability to apply such talent evenly to every scene. I would resent him for
killing a life that couldn't resist without hesitation,
a religious maniac whose tales always have a heaven above all things, the only end of suffering, and those who
have faith can. Temporarily escape from despair, but only death is the cessation of despair.
Why does he always let a person who has tried his best to destroy can only regenerate the person he loves hysterically.
The hardness of life regenerates in a state of destruction after a hopeless struggle
It's a miracle from Russ, I close my eyes and admit that love is stronger than death
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