Of course, all the processing of the shots is for the theme. So the dull tone is just to make people feel the depression of the protagonist. I understand. Especially when he went to the Vietnamese woman's house to learn the piano, a clean and bright white atmosphere infected me. The red sweater that the piano teacher always wears, and the milky white room is lined with the shiny black piano. The great contrast of colors is like the emotional subversion of the characters. I like this feeling~
The night before the audition, he was forced to collect debts. In the dark night, he moved his fingers repeatedly and played an imaginary piano sonata. The flickering lights fluttered in his hand, stumbling like a night butterfly, I really couldn't help following his hand, playing together...
I wanted to talk about myself. Although I was forced to play the piano when I was a child, I may not fall in love with this behemoth now, but the feelings of more than ten years are still accumulated. It should be said that it also made me who I am today, honing my stamina and concentration. I learned to be patient. And, not like the male protagonist, I just accumulated it for a while to vent later, and I resolved all those resentments. After all, I still have music and my own life. Although it's not a big dream, thinking about it makes me more motivated to realize that dream.
Music, in fact, can dissolve all kinds of negative emotions such as hatred.
In the end, the male protagonist who went to the concert finally let go of the hand that shot at the enemy who killed his father, and used his graceful gesture to show everyone music and beauty.
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