The world's isolation

Stacy 2022-03-27 09:01:21

The ending is good, I like the "bookmark" little yellow flower given to him by the old carpenter, light and indifferent; the children's words are straightforward but the most powerless, vulnerable in front of parents and teachers, and greeted with abuse, Roaring and ignoring; children's voices are eager to be affirmed and valued. Although they are immature, there are times when they are right. Adults completely ignore them and think they are right.

Adah 2022-03-28 09:01:13

@小西天. All the hallmarks of his films can be found in Abbas's style-forming work: the boy's lonely journey, the bitter and absurd repetition of life (adults repeat their own words over and over, ignoring children's requests; boys obsessively repeat their own Demands, ran over the Z-shaped hillside twice), the long-range long-range lens and the inside reverse shot, and the poetry of the dried flowers in the workbook. The robber logic that teaches children to be strong and obedient is so familiar, so the boy's odyssey has long gone beyond the connotation of pure friendship, and contains the meaning of rebellion against discipline. But paradoxically, the boy's persistent search came from the fear of the teacher's threat of punishment. Abbas gave a relatively bright ending, and may that little flower protect the boy from escaping the cycle told by grandpa forever.