Wit movie plot

Elias 2022-03-16 09:01:07

You want to ask who is on Reaper's list? I'm afraid I can't tell you in advance. But what I can tell you in advance is that Pat's "Mirror in the Mirror" must be stored in the Grim Reaper's playlist. Do not believe? Go ask Asayas or Hong Sang-soo. If you carefully observe the first set of shots of the film, you will find that the author's asymmetrical composition has already implied that the heroine is going to "Leave Her Space" to explore a broader proposition: balance. This result is obviously achieved through her dialogue with "God", and it also implies that the film is a work with a priori theme. This drama, constructed of memories, pain and meditation, is finally connected with a person's past, present and future in serious and humorous vocabulary. The film takes those very horrible things-death, anxiety, sin, fear and tremor, and despair, etc., through the heroine's monologue, so that each of us can hear clearly. Now, I can still hear the words that grandpa raised up with his breath before his death. As Barrett told us in advance-it is these very scenic things that make a person who lives and dies, and suffers complete.

Horace 2022-03-24 09:03:27

Emma Thompson is really very fond of interpreting Kochi women, such as "Children's Act", which may be easier to resonate with. The heroine is a professor of philosophy and a scholar of 17th century poetry, suffering from ovarian cancer, terminal stage. The film quotes John Donne's poem Holy Sonnets several times, And death shall be no more, death, thou shalt die.