Through Finba and several other "special" characters, the film reflects the hearts of lonely people and the means of self-protection they rely on for survival, and indirectly shows that interpersonal relationships are the foundation of life. James McCarthy , an actor-born director who directed the film for the first time, was visiting a relative and friend living in State of New Jersey when he accidentally found an abandoned train warehouse, so he began to look for people who once owned this warehouse, and listened a lot. Train fans talked about the history and culture of American trains and their fanaticism. This station "Newfoundland" (Newfoundland) is the starting point of this movie. The male protagonist is not tall, but he came from a college class. His performance experience spans three different fields of drama, television and film. His calm and introverted performance can show the delicate inner emotions of the characters very well without dialogue. Performance is the highlight of the film, and the other main characters are also bornThe acting school served. The film was selected as one of the ten best films of the year by the National Film Critics Association, and won many film awards including three awards including the audience's vote of the American Sundance Film Festival, the best screenplay, and the best actress.
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2022-01-04 08:01
Extended Reading
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Colleen 2022-03-28 09:01:05
1. The movie I saw in CCAV6 in the first grade of high school is also very surprising that I can suddenly remember it after many years, and I can watch it again. 2. I was moved by the scene of the three of them walking on the railroad tracks. , and then the three-person walk 3. It feels quite good, the long and staggered railroad track, the small station beside the railroad track, the convenience car next to the small station, the lonely three people hug together to warm up.
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Rickey 2022-03-28 09:01:05
Plain and trivial, but very warm. longlive friendship.
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Joe Oramas: Hey, Olivia, you got a garlic press?
Olivia Harris: No.
Joe Oramas: How can you not have a garlic press?
Olivia Harris: [both she and Fin are smiling, looking at him] Still no!
Joe Oramas: Alright, you keep talking! I'm gonna go cook without the garlic press!
[turns back to kitchen]
Olivia Harris: [to Fin] I'm not used to having people in my house... especially loud people.
Finbar McBride: It's a nice house.
Olivia Harris: Yeah. David bought it as a get-away place... so I moved down here and got away.
Finbar McBride: Where did you used to live?
Olivia Harris: Princeton.
[glancing at Fin]
Olivia Harris: I know... I didn't get very far. But I just couldn't stay there another minute. Everyone looking at me... the poor woman whose son died.
[a bit of silence falls between them]
Olivia Harris: How about you? What made you pick Newfoundland?
Finbar McBride: [smiling mystically] I wanted to live near Joe!
[Laughter spreads out gradually from them]
Joe Oramas: [leaning over the rail, shouting] Guys!
[Fin and Olivia burst into laughter]
Joe Oramas: Would you come up here and talk? Seriously, this sucks!
[the two keep laughing crazily]
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Joe Oramas: Hey listen, if you guys do something later, can I join you?
Finbar McBride: We're not gonna do something.
Joe Oramas: No, I know, but if you do, can I join you?
Finbar McBride: We're not gonna do something later.
Joe Oramas: Okay, but, if you do?
Finbar McBride: Okay.
Joe Oramas: Cool.
[Fin tries to close the door, but Joe stops it]
Joe Oramas: You the man.
[Fin again tries to close the door, but Joe again stops it]
Joe Oramas: You the man.
[Fin finally closes the door]