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Davon 2022-04-21 09:03:20
"Stay in Time", a film by a famous French director that explores life. From beginning to end, it is a dying person's peaceful waiting for death. No dying struggles, no telling to anyone but an elderly grandmother. Life is coming to an end, and all that fills my mind are childhood memories, in church, in the jungle, with childhood sweethearts, with my sister, and with my father. He still remembers when he was in the jungle as a child, he wanted to bring home a wounded rabbit, otherwise the rabbit would be eaten by other animals. Father said, let's go, this is the law of nature. Today he, like the rabbit in the jungle, has to face the natural law of birth, old age, sickness and death. He has grief, fear, from initial overwhelm to final calm. At the end of life, all are childhood fantasies. The time resides in the not-so-good childhood, sleeping quietly on the beach where the crowds have dispersed.
Extended Reading
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[Romain's mother expresses her interest in Romain taking photographs of the family]
Sophie: Save you breath, Mom. We're not hip enough. He prefers actresses and models.
La mère: Don't say that. He just hasn't had time yet.
Le père: Of course.
Romain: No, she's right.
La mère: Why do you say that?
Romain: I don't want to photograph her kids.
Le père: Romaine, stop.
Sophie: Leave it, Dad.
Romain: And you know why? Because they sprang from you, and your ugly mug would be in the picture. It makes me want to puke.
La mère: Romaine, stop it!
Romain: No wonder your man left. It's like you made the kids alone.
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Le père: How are things with Sasha?
Romain: Not bad, not great. We'll probably break up soon.
Le père: Shit. Why?
Romain: Like in all couples, routine kills desire.