A Pigeon Sat on a Branch Reflecting on Existence

The whole film is a long shot, and the picture is toned in goose yellow. Every picture has something it wants to express, but unfortunately I don't know much, and many of them don't understand what the lens wants to express.

The whole film is melancholy and melancholy. Some people are getting old, some people die, some people are disabled, some people are sick... The most impressive thing is the two people who sell entertainment toys. Every time they sell to people, they say they can bring happiness to everyone . And everyone was completely unmoved, and even got up and left. In the context of war and economic depression, it is the most ironic thing to sell this kind of thing. Is it possible to be happy with a zombie tooth, put on an ugly mask and pinch a bag that can make laughter? Obviously not.

I feel that the processing method of long shots can still be used for reference. The characters in the picture are interesting and can attract the attention of the audience.

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Fabiola 2022-03-17 09:01:07

This is exactly where the Europeans laugh. The audience at the premiere of # The one who sells small toys is also very funny. Three and a half.
Antone 2022-03-20 09:02:33

Roy Anderson's films are very similar to paintings. The technique of one shot and one scene directly borrows from classical oil paintings that capture momentary events: art is interlinked. Simplicity, sluggishness, and numbness, everyone is living this life depressed. In contrast, the part of the thin and white king hooking up with the bartender is really unexpectedly bright...