1. They never falsify. Even with such a "small and fresh" theme, Llewyn's persistence, selfishness, self-righteousness, and later relief and reconciliation are all like fine and neat line drawings, although there is still a little bit at the end" Finally reconciled with this world" chicken soup taste, but it's really delicious.
2. The soft light on Jean's face is really super virgin, and Llewyn has a dark, plague-possessed light. In the last scene in Llewyn, I finally gave the Virgin a soft light, which is very interesting
3. The ending is very interesting, the same morning woke up, the same was beaten inexplicably, the difference was that Ulysses was not allowed to run come out.
4. "Ulysses" is also the name of James Joyce's most obscure, but literary, stream-of-consciousness work. Quite meaningful. After watching "Ulysses" and "Odyssey," revisit this movie. Mark it
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