waited for so long

Dedrick 2022-03-28 09:01:12

The deep intertextuality between love and history is always hidden in parts (fragments), and the perspective of the victim facing truth and false debate and moral questioning is born out of pure regional literary tricks, exposing the erased boundary between imagination and reality (with actual voices). Breaking), the truth of love against the current flow is actually a confirmation of the continuation of life. Under the three-way wrestling, it cannot be integrated into any one of the water and soil. It is not until the hint is missed that it finally creates a macroscopic two-sidedness and becomes a masterpiece.

Sandrine 2022-03-29 09:01:08

The psychological aspect is quite well described, and the interlacing of time and space caused by the two cities is also performed quite well. It's just a pity that the second half did not deepen the accusation or reflection on the nuclear war. It seems that I have completely indulged in a period of adolescence and personal pain caused by history; the first half caused physical discomfort, which is too unsuitable for eating. . And I feel that the "peaceful" film shot in the film is too formal and wishful thinking, like the numbness of the extra actors' faces. On the contrary, the city scenery and the three cats are very vivid. "At that time...you should be as happy as the rest of the world." I shuddered when I heard it. The pain of the client is so distant and easy to forget. The old lady (or the old man) sparked Japanese for the first time, and this multilingual conflict is interesting. That part of answering another person's pick-up line in English was great, and it would have been even better if the lines could have been made better.