The best movie I've seen recently is "Adele's Life/Infinitely Closer to Warm Blue (Hong Kong)", I like Adele's character so much.
Basically a woman. Always face the sky, with fluffy hair, a lot of meal scenes give people the impression of eating and eating non-stop. One night after a breakup, I woke up from a dream for no reason. It must have been too sad, so he pulled out a bag of snacks from under the bed with a "swoosh", and ate it as usual...
The movie could have ended when Emma and Adele broke up, but the director spent the Nearly half of the time, Adele's return to single life is detailed. The confusion and anxiety before falling in love, the sweetness and naivety in love, and the loneliness and loneliness after falling out of love, this is Adele's life.
There is no dramatic plot, just the rhythm that is dragged to the point of being close to the reality itself, and the loneliness and unbearable state of mind it reveals, which deeply attracted me. Going to work in kindergarten, dancing with the children, dancing and dancing, the tears are about to overflow, and the eye makeup is diluted. After sending the last student away, when the other party turned around, he immediately covered his mouth with his hand, for fear of crying.
Adele, how ordinary it is to be ordinary. Compared with Emma, who was born in the middle class, her pursuit of life is really too low, maybe it doesn't matter at all. The difference in class and values between the two is also an important reason for the conflict in love. Emma has a free and unrestrained nature and artistic pursuit, and also encourages Adele to write, but Adele only regards writing as a private personal life. She hugged Emma tightly and said, all I want is to be with you. And Emma's expression at this time seems to have already hinted at the end. Not the same, so I don't understand.
In addition to the meal scene, the most striking thing in this movie is the bed scene. In fact, food and sex, food and sex are probably Adele's "pursuit". Yes, a person who is completely immersed in sensual enjoyment. But how much I liked the way she was immersed in it.
It is destined to have nothing to do with greatness and great achievements. Adele is the kind of person who can live the life day by day. If you want to explain the binary opposition simply and crudely, Adele represents the power of women. The events are isolated and time-consuming. The pyramid shines with little stars, and the darker and darker historical sky is filled with dense and countless ordinary moments. This fullness, this denseness, is the power of women.
At the end of the film, Adele sees a portrait of herself at Emma's exhibition. Their love begins with a portrait and ends with a portrait. When the portrait was put on the booth, it seemed that another event was achieved and ended. Life can go on. Adele walked out of the exhibition, her high heels were stepping on the slate road, her hips and shoulders were shaking in the same rhythm, and she walked away step by step...
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