Bachi Valishvili

Federico 2022-03-22 09:02:47

First of all, when I saw the title of the movie, I felt very romantic. Even if I saw clips of the same sex theme, the romance would not decrease but increase. I remember that Mr. Chen Danqing said after watching "The Burning Woman's Guide" that the love he expressed in watching same-sex movies was...

Jarrell 2022-01-21 08:02:04

What should this dance look like? He raised his head firmly and stepped firmly, thumping, thumping, and landing like a cannon; his arms were stretched upwards, bent straight and unambiguous; a hurricane and thunder were drawn, Georgian dance should be such a man. What should this love be like? A...

Alexandrine 2022-03-18 09:01:07

The biggest advantage of C＋/ is that it shows the emotional rendering effect of singing and dancing more prominently than "Girl". The way the film organizes the emotions of the core characters is not point-to-point, but spread from the body to the outside. There is a wonderful interaction between the surrounding environment and the characters that sometimes replaces and squeezes each other (the contrast between the front and back of the wedding scene is the most prominent). In this process, the film also reverses the "musculinity" of traditional dance, and finally releases a truly mixed body appearance. But beyond that it is a bit vague.

Mitchell 2022-03-16 09:01:07

7 points. The awakening of sexual minority consciousness is like a girl, the emotional model is like CMBYN, the artistic track is like a burst drummer, and the national culture is used to metaphor political relations like the cold war, but it does not prevent the director from using subtle audio-visual scheduling (major close-up + long shot + various soundtrack mixing) Dedicated an emotional journey. When Georgian folk dancers stepped onto the electronic dance floor of different colors, it was not only a shake of the masculine temperament required by the national history, but also a awakening of lost souls. (Even though it is so clichéd and thin, it still has no resistance to the story of finding oneself.)