First Cow evaluation action

"First Cow" is a film describing the history of the American West. It goes against tradition in the hands of female director Kelly Reichardt. It is quiet and delicate, plain and melancholy, like a thin bow that draws out a slow and full chant. Many stories are magnificent or intense, supported by a very full structure. In this film, "slow" lengthens the time, but "fine" fills up this part of time in a certain sense. The audience not only saw the history from the film, but also saw the life in the history. The actors couldn't spare any effort, the audience couldn't drive fast. People completely felt the muddy and cold, the long night, lonely, and very basic to life. The fantasies of dividing, racking their brains to resist poverty. How to steal milk and how to make desserts is both gentle and intimidating, just like the honesty shared by people in the early days. An ordinary life has an ordinary texture, and it also drives the investment of ordinary people. It is not a conceptualized and romanticized West, but is very solid, similar to the subtleties of firewood, rice, oil and salt, cautious and naive. Finally, the sudden disillusionment is the natural sorrow of life, and it is also the rudeness of the early primitive capital era .