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Violette 2022-04-22 07:01:55

weird. Japanese desert? A certain woman was trapped in a house under a bunker by a group of people, and a traveler was also tricked into living with her. He escaped, but fell into the bunker. The woman was sent out after she was pregnant and found out that it was the sea, and the siphon pump could get the water out. poverty? Similar to "Blind Mountain"? Some close-ups, extremely close-up body shots, some shaking lights, some phantoms of running water in the desert.

Jaron 2022-03-17 09:01:10

The difficulty in interpreting [The Lady of Sand] is how to understand the meaning of this cave. On the one hand, it is an existence far from social civilization, and on the other hand, it is an artificial space. The male protagonist loses his identity in society, but gains an identity (husband) through labor in a purely artificially constructed survival struggle environment. This is where the work defines the human situation: the identity of a person is always defined by the outside world, in society due to various proofs, and in the driving force as a missing person through his primitive labor. This kind of thinking alludes to the Nazi philosophy: work sets people free. On a positive note, lifeless sand is juxtaposed with water, which symbolizes vitality. A man can always find his way out of death, just as he wins water from the sand.