of a film that has been through the vicissitudes of life, plus the frequent out-of-focus projections, making the scenery in the fog more chaotic.
The 120-minute film feels like there are only one or two hundred shots, and a lot of metaphors and symbols. Like "Adventure", it is a magical film that relies on mirror language to shape emotions. Watching the movie on the big screen completely amplifies this emotion, and it hits the soul slowly and repressively. If it weren't for the theater, I'd have to pause dozens of times to watch this movie. Fortunately, the father-like tree at the end saved the hope in the fog.
The subtitles of the screening were very poor, and the words were incomprehensible, but fortunately this copy has simple English subtitles.
There was a quarrel among the audience during the movie, which seemed to be scrambling for seats. Although it is a full-fledged movie, it is not uncommon for insiders to bring in.
When he happened to meet cowboysleepless, he also had to watch Sether Island, which was screened in the back. I'm exhausted, and I can't help myself.
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