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Bartholome 2022-03-25 09:01:14
It takes more than 130 minutes for one shot to end. The long shot is really powerful when it creates a sense of tension, joy and sorrow, and makes the film feel more real. It is indeed the right choice to shoot this kind of low-cost movie with one long shot. The most impressive one is Later, their madness in the ballroom and the relaxation of the soundtrack were just right. Second, the mania and nervousness that filled the whole house in the stranger's house was fully demonstrated by the long shot. Third, the ending Victoria was painful and distressing. Excellent performance by actors
Extended Reading
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Victoria: I've been... I've been... I don't know the name, how you say that... I've been... in the conservatory, you know... I was in the conservatory. and I cannot continue in the conservatory because I'm not good enough, or something like that
Sonne: Because they're stupid, or what?
Victoria: No, it's okay. I prefer that.
Sonne: No, really... Because it's amazing. It's like. You know, I...
Victoria: No, it's not amazing... I don't know. I've been sixteen and a half years practicing playing the piano. every day, like seven hours every day. Seven is the maximum. You cannot play more, because you're gonna hurt your arms. And it's a really hard life, because you have no... you have no life. You have no friends. Well, the friends are like the other guys that are in the conservatory... but they are not your friends really. They're like your enemies. Because they are fighting for your dream too.
Sonne: But was it your dream... to play?
Victoria: Not any more.No. Because it's... You are... You... You can became a bad... I don't know. I was just thinking, for my friends, they should fail in their exams... because then I would have, like, more opportunities for me! Our teacher said to us that. just the 90% of us, we are wasting our time. It's really difficult to become a real piano player. And it's better like this. You know, when I was 12, I can remember, I was like an old lady... just playing always the fucking piano.
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Sonne: What is this shit? What is this shit? Boxer, what is this shit, man?