On this basis, all the pictures and plots (if they can be called plots) have made obvious trade-offs in order to maintain the style and emotional color of the entire film. For example, some bloody or cruel pictures and content have been discussed and skipped, only as general explanations. This style of film is worth watching with your family, even if the children are only attracted to the awkward body that is swaying.
I stubbornly believe that this is a film that expresses romance and tenacity, although I can't deny that all these are just inherent habits.
The composition of the film is very rigorous, and each frame must be taken many times before choosing the best shooting angle and time. Even as a teaching film for photography, it is enough.
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