Now I seldom write about the aftermath of the movie, because there are so many things that I can write, I am afraid that I will not be able to keep my pen.
Typhoon Tian stayed at home, finished his homework, and started to lazily read "Miracle" by Hirokazu Koreeda. Hirokazu Kore-eda has been reading too much recently, and I like it more and more. Discuss with someone that Hirokazu-eda created the characters, the plot, the yellow butterfly, throwing away all the clothes when the wife dies, etc. Then we talked about "symbiosis", and I asked him, "Why in every movie, after the wife dies, the old lady always throws away all her wife's clothes?" He said, "Just shake it off, two people tied up We've been together for too long. I can finally breathe a sigh of relief." But frowning again, I knew that the words didn't express what he wanted to express. I said, "It's hard to imagine, being with another person for a lifetime." I forgot who it was, and mentioned the word "symbiosis". It's a state of symbiosis. I said, "Wow, that's scary" and he said, "It's not scary either" and I can't remember what he said. But I think he understands that feeling, but I probably don't yet.
Well, back to "Miracle".
Halfway through, I thought, this movie is talking about [time]. Then, in the next scene, I started reading the poem "Alive" by Shuntaro Tanigawa
The so-called alive now is that thirst is the dazzling sunlight that shoots down from the branches, a melody that suddenly comes to mind is sneezing and holding hands with you
Alive so-called alive now is the miniskirt is the planetarium is Johann Strauss is the Picasso is the Alps is all the good things are encountered and the hidden evil must be carefully dike
The so-called alive now is to dare to cry, to laugh, to be angry, to be free
Alive so-called alive now is the dog barking in the distance now is the rotation of the earth is somewhere the cry of the birth of life is the soldier wounded somewhere
The so-called alive now is the bird spreading its wings, the sea is turbulent, the snail is crawling, the people are in love, the warmth of your hand is life
I read it in one go, I really love it.
Then I saw an article saying that Tanigawa Shuntaro is a person who is obsessed with the world. To be able to write such a poem is really infatuated with the world.
"Miracle" touches on so much more than I can say.
Hang Yi didn't make a wish on the Shinkansen in the end, he said, "I'm sorry, I didn't choose our family, I chose the world." This sentence reflects the family therapy I am currently learning. But there are too few children who choose the world. Maybe I can recommend this movie to children who are entangled in their families in the future, hahaha. I shouted in my heart, "Children, you must choose the world!!"
The last few shots of the movie
red panties lying in bathtub
caressing the wind's fingers
Abandoned yard flowers
roaring train
These are the proofs of living, and the meaning of our existence.
A movie about divorce and mourning, but it is full of hope.
The whole movie is about time, about the cruelty of time:
The death of marbles
Mom and Dad's Divorce
Osaka that will never go back
However, it is time again, which warms our hearts:
new friend
The excitement of coming to a new city
learn new swimming
It is time that makes you lose, it is time that makes you face separation, it is time that makes you grow old, but it is time that heals the wounds in your heart. Thinking like this, I seem to be saying, it's okay, don't be afraid, as long as time is there, everything will be fine. Or in other words, it's okay, don't be afraid, as long as we live, everything will be fine.
I hope you can also gain something from Hirokazu Kore-eda's words and movies. Be a person who is obsessed with the world.
Him, too. Because he is too obsessed with the world, he is so harsh on the world. I wanted to let go and walk away, but maybe just because of a small flower I accidentally saw, I stayed. My beloved is like this. If my writing were better, I would have to be like Maugham and write about him.
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