But that doesn't stop it from being the best movie of the year in my opinion, bar none.
Speaking of movies.
The black-and-white pictures combined with the flat and slow narrative, there are no bizarre characters, no ups and downs in the plot, and there is not even a flat tone in the tone. Just like this, I finished the million-dollar dream of a stubborn old man, and this dream is it The epitome of a lifetime. With the shattering of this dream, he also lost one person after another, and the wordless love between his relatives gradually revealed.
The director didn't set the tear point bluntly, but still choked several times. This may be the most successful part of it. You don't need to be deliberately emotional, and you don't need to use light, shadow and music to create the atmosphere. As long as you quietly let the director finish the story, you will naturally will be moved.
Speaking of moving.
As the old saying goes, don't look back when walking alone at night. I don't think it's easy to look back on the long road of life, especially when you get older. You know, the years are such a scary thing.
Because the things and things in our memories, others and ourselves, will ferment and change over time, so we really shouldn’t go back to some places, some people don’t need to see each other again, mistakes don’t need to be corrected, and beauty can’t stand it again To be touched, that's why memories are memories. Let it settle if it should be settled, let it fail if it should be broken, and it is enough to remember it with good efforts.
If you have to turn around, you must be prepared for them to be different. These four words don't seem to be as simple as they say.
The older one gets, the more confused one should live. There is no need to remember so clearly when one has lost what one has gained and what one has gained. Living, in the end, is a feeling.
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