Surviving is just the beginning

Joannie 2022-03-26 09:01:06

As she walked across the runway, the string music continued to move forward, and applause poured in. After stepping down, only a dog who was bruised by her accompanies her.
The dog was pregnant and fell in front of the car, bleeding and moaning. The owner of the dog is not her, but she wants to be responsible.
Crowds, beautiful women, uncontrollable loneliness, nocturnal travel, and blood all have a red color.
The subsequent affairs are all verifications and foils.
The dog survived and gave birth to offspring at the beginning of the film; the survivor at the end of the film is a human.
Only alive is qualified to roll in the red dust. Thus, this bloody film is eloquent, full of the sound of blood rushing through the veins.
And innocent, she is the dazzling pinnacle of vitality.

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Extended Reading
  • Garth 2022-03-28 09:01:03

    But I think this is the most perfect part of the trilogy. It actually makes you feel the ambiguous fate and destiny in a limited time. This is its most charming place.

  • Ezequiel 2021-12-10 08:01:23

    I really didn't see where it was good. Is that young judge the incarnation of the old judge? Is this year-end friendship to heal the old lawyer's injuries? In fact, I don't think the red in the film makes much sense. The red jeep, the red boat ticket, the red poster, the red table lamp...have no meaning other than the color, just for a unified hue. What does red mean, is it hurt? Or is it love?

Three Colors: Red quotes

  • Valentine: Do your dreams come true?

    The Judge: It's been years since I dreamt something nice.

  • Valentine: Excuse me... the door was open. I'm sorry, I think I ran over your dog. Rita. A German Shepherd.

    The Judge: [Displaying little interest] It's possible. She disappeared yesterday.

    Valentine: She's in my car. Alive. I don't know what to do.

    Valentine: [after getting no response from the judge] Would you like me to take her to a vet?

    The Judge: [Displaying little interest] As you wish.

    Valentine: If I ran over your daughter, would you react the same way?

    The Judge: [Displaying no emotion] I don't have a daughter, miss.

    The Judge: [pauses, then turns to her] Go away... and don't close the door!