The advantage of European films is that there is no template, and this person is analyzed as "this person", not "this type of person".
French films will always add a bit of philosophical and pessimistic tones. .
—— Converted a Shijingkou water film into a mysterious, philosophical, literary film. .
That strong existentialist tone. . . . . .
In other words, I really envy the freedom of personal choice and the spirit of personal responsibility for their own choices in these European films! !
All the conversations are built on this consensus, and it sounds so refreshing. .
Change to heaven. . . . That can definitely kill people. . Let's imagine. .
Although the film is about communication barriers. . Although the people in the film are not very communicative. . .
But at least in the life around me, even this consensus platform does not exist. . .
In contrast, people's conversations full of ambiguity can still be said to be "flowing." . Envy me too!
Also the sound is great. It's more layered than the soundtrack.
The details are as trivial and real as ever, full of French flavor. . Mumbling, muttering, muttering, muttering, like French, but it's still unpleasant to listen to.
The movie is very depressing, and almost no one smiles. .
Hesitating between three stars and four stars, the reason for the final choice is the same as the title.
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