This is a film itself without a poster and a romantic short film of its name - "The Lover Under the Olive Tree"
The boy's rude remarks over and over again made the audience a little annoyed. We say it's not romantic, maybe we don't understand his romance. Who says romance has to be English literature like the posters do? ta is also a village, just an ordinary village in Iran; who stipulates that romance must be hugs, kisses, and even physical friendship? There are also exchanges between ta, I know it's not the short entanglement of two white dots in the last long shot; who stipulates that romance must be something moving, wise and full of beauty? (Elegant and vulgar music, interlaced pictures, touching close-ups) ta is also beautiful, and the contrast between the bitterness and the ordinary after the earthquake is a beauty without words and shyness!
Only the two long shots at the beginning and the end are accompanied by music, making him more like a movie. I am more inclined to say that these are the original demos, and those that should be placed should not be placed there, and there is no need to organize them.
Love, it keeps cutting, and the reasoning is still messed up!
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