A hymn dedicated to the common man and the loser. The film looks very bland at first, and even part of the middle is boring, but after watching the whole film, it feels endless aftertaste. The protagonist of the film is Luther, who loves music and has dreams. He loves music, but He's always disapproved, his dreams can't feed him, he doesn't want to bow his head to a mediocre life, so he's caught in a cycle of despair and poverty, and his life is stagnant. At the end of the movie, he's so tired that he's ready to give up, and he sings his last song. It was Bob Dylan who took his place after he stepped down.
The film tells the story right before the golden age of American folk music in the 1960s was about to begin. Ballads are about to fall before they catch fire
In general, the protagonists of the movie are those who have become famous and the public is more interested in them. The success stories of these successful people are also more motivating to the public, but the movie chose an ordinary and unknown loser as the protagonist.
There are also many movies that choose a loser as the protagonist, but generally they depict how the protagonist survives these failures and trials and eventually succeeds. This movie depicts a complete loser until the end of the film. He failed and even became more successful. bad
I didn't understand it at first, but after thinking about it, I felt that this setting is too awesome.
Although most of the space in the media is about those successful people, most of the people in life are ordinary people like the protagonist. This is the normal state of life.
Although these losers have been struggling and frustrated, are they all meaningless? They are not the soil. Those few successful people are born in such soil.
Behind Bob Dylan and the Golden Age of Ballads he ushered in are countless figures like the protagonists of this film
The names of the famous heroes are only a very small number
Constantly defeating the ordinary and the ordinary is the truth of life
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