A long time ago, at the turn of spring and summer, I was riding a bicycle on Xinmin Road, passing through the lush trees on both sides of the road like the wind, and then wrote the sentence "My eyes are full of green, my heart is full of you", just to preserve that. A momentary sense of youth, a sense of youth from the inside out.
This is the first scene that comes to my mind after watching "The Sunshine". The use of large greens in the movie reminds me of my love for green and the whole world at that moment. The vitality, hope and freedom symbolized by green brought me a very pleasant and rare life experience, because at that time I was in a kind of gloom, pessimism and hardship that could not be expressed or expressed.
Green leaves represent photosynthesis, represent sunlight, represent life, which I am familiar with. What I didn't notice is that only one side of the leaves is up, bearing the love of the sun; the other side can only be down, casting a shade of shade to those who appreciate it. "The Sunshine" made me realize this: the cell where Ah He is imprisoned is green on all sides, but it clearly conveys a feeling of loneliness that is completely opposed to sunlight; walking through the path surrounded by lush greenery in the zoo In the end, he can only live in the memories of everyone; the green grass far away from the hustle and bustle of the city, the story he heard was about a forbearing father's love and a life that passed away.
The sun is shining and the greenery is full of greenery, which is the appearance; under the sun and green leaves, there are shadows, pain, and aphasia. The last scene of the film silently shows such a real life process: Mom sits in Ah He's back seat, she raises her head, and flashes of light, shadow, light, shadow...
At that time, all the labels on my body and all my expressions were like the sunshine; all the shadows, all the feelings that I could not express were hidden in my heart. I was happiest when I was on the road, I used to think it was because I was driving towards the sun and green, warmth and hope; now I want to put it another way, it was because I escaped the sun and green, the heat and expectations.
In my life, there are sunshine and shadows, but I have always been accustomed to separating them, so I have been in the contradiction of seeking understanding for a long time, and I am often afraid of getting close and deepening the estrangement, from family members, lovers to ordinary friends. Relationships are like that. After a long struggle and tearing, I started learning how to express my feelings awkwardly, trying to be a sincere person, as in the trailer for "The Sunshine", "We've all been hurt before to be able to be each other's sun."
I'd like to add a sentence in front of it, "We've all been hurt before, so we're more willing to understand each other's shadows."
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