Art, Petty and Communism

Cristobal 2022-09-22 20:21:51

Halfway through the movie, I really wanted to watch this director's other films, but when I finished watching it, I started to look around again.
Every character in the film seems to be familiar with each other, seems to have something to say, and every detail is ingenious. The whole story makes people feel like they are stuck in their throats, and they don’t spit out unpleasantly, but when they spit it out, it’s just a fishbone – life is such an embarrassment. Nope, so is this movie.
What is art? Is life an art? If life is art, then this movie is a work of art.
The director is obviously a young man, because boredom is the mark of his soul branded by the times. The realistic, typical, and meaningless characters in this film are simply the best material for the petty bourgeoisie to hurt spring and autumn. No wonder 809 The post-zero people have to feel the same way.
Petty bourgeoisie is not the code name of a group of people, but the code name of an era. This era of peace, abundance, kindness and cowardice is such an era. There is no big meaning, so people go their separate ways to find their own meaning of existence. Those ancestors who sacrificed for this era may not have the energy to consider whether what they do is noble or just to realize their own existence. value?

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  • Buddy Slade: I'm gonna grab a drink. You want a beer?

    Mavis Gary: Oh, just a water.

    Beth Slade: Can you get me another Summer Ale? It's fine. I'll just pump and dump after the show. Don't worry, I'm not trying to get my kid hammered.

    Mavis Gary: Wow, look at that.

    Beth Slade: Ah, yes. The Funquarium. Always chills her out.

    [talks to the baby]

    Beth Slade: Starting to get smiles.

    Mavis Gary: Cute.

    Beth Slade: She's like, Buddy's clone.

    Mavis Gary: No, I see you in there.

    Beth Slade: Really?

    Mavis Gary: A lot of you, in fact.

    Beth Slade: Thanks. So how's it going? I know you're a writer. I saw a nice article about you in The Sun.

    Mavis Gary: Yes, I'm an author of a young adult series. It's disturbingly popular. I like your decor. It it, shabby chic?

    Buddy Slade: Pier One?

    Beth Slade: A little bit Goodwill.

    Mavis Gary: Buddy and I used to go thrifting all the time. Remember that? The 90's?

  • Mavis Gary: I used to sleep in his t-shirts and boxers. I think I still have a few.

    Beth Slade: Hey, I still have one of my ex-boyfriend's t-shirts. I can't bring myself to get rid of it.

    Buddy Slade: What? Which one?

    Beth Slade: [laughing] Like I'd tell you.