Wilde-style witty sentences, Beckett-style stagnation, Chaplin-style farce. There are many shadows of others, but I can see the shadow of Woody in the future - the preference for Europe, the innocent and sharp display of human eccentricities, the perseverance of beautiful actresses (God knows how his first film can attract So many beauties! Romy Schneider is so beautiful! How can it be pure, sweet, cute, serious, crazy, rambunctious at the same time!), and the beginning of the jazz soundtrack.
All in one sentence, "Never take it seriously!" Whether they're talking seriously or ironically, it's not true.
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