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Someday when you stay away from these things
Chase 2022-03-23 09:02:38
It is another meaningful literary and artistic work. The blank space used in "Once Upon a Time in Anatolia" leaves people with unlimited thinking. The story of the movie itself is like chewing wax, and the lines are bland, but all literary films have this obvious feature. It seems that the actors are not acting, but really import real life into your mind. The depiction of various scenes in the movie is impressive, such as the branches swaying by the wind, the apple falling into the stream along the steep slope, the winding road disappearing in the depths of the dusk, etc. This kind of repetitive scene expression is the only way. It really tells what the film wants to express. At the end of the film, while covering up the fact that the deceased was buried alive, the doctor looked at the child playing football not far from the window. All he could do was to lessen the contamination of the child's heart by this cruel and ugly world, because the future of this plateau belongs to them.
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Ruthe 2022-04-21 09:02:53
Life is heavy and powerless, there is no escape, no escape, ups and downs in society, abandonment and betrayal, children are hope, when they grow up, it is another reincarnation.
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Pink 2022-03-20 09:02:14
What a long movie, one night and one day, the case is only McGeffen, the sheriff, the prosecutor, the forensic doctor, the murderer, as well as the village chief, and the driver all have their own problems. The real story is the protagonist. In fact, it is the women behind these people. The forensic doctor let go of the murderer (modified the autopsy result). This narrative method is too NB. Great panorama, NB photography. And Ceylon's "listening point" setting is still very unique.
