The author's narrative is obviously not as good as the later works. The film seems to be composed of many scattered fragments, and the rigid transition between fragments seems to be deliberate. More white space. The characters have very few lines, and most of the time they just watch the character in silence. But it is this kind of immature narrative that contains a strong life experience. You can see the characters' silent suffering and struggle, and see the real life. See the relationship between man and nature. This is a movie that emphasizes experience and feelings.
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