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Mavis 2022-04-09 09:01:09
Not a comment - finding the reality of existence is a false proposition
I can’t find my self-identity, I can’t feel the connection with reality, I’m driving my car, watching and taking pictures, taking countless photos, comparing the images and reality anxiously, talking about myself, listening to myself, and thinking that I can The person who communicates rambles...
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Lola 2022-04-08 08:01:01
Comments on "Alice in the City"
Photojournalist Philip meets German woman Lisa at an airport in the United States, and inadvertently becomes the temporary "guardian" of Lisa's daughter Alice. Lisa did not pick up her daughter as agreed, so Philip had to take Alice through the German city, looking for the grandmother's house in...
Chuck Berry
Extended Reading
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Romaine 2022-04-11 09:01:07
92/100, the photography and framing make the whole film too stylish, the urban landscape and the characters are isomorphic, and a gradual music is played in the leisurely stroll. Here, walking is not only an action, but also a symbol of state, between freedom and loss. In the end, the obsession with photography's "past" was dispelled, and only knowing the present, Winter gained meaning and stepped into the spring for him, which was also the theme of the 1970s.
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Pearlie 2022-04-08 09:01:13
It has a world of naivety, communication and connection between adults and children. What I especially like is that the director subtly shows the universality of the "screen" - camera framing, TV screens and even windows, telescopes, etc. People are only allowed to specify The attitude of watching within the constraints of the film, so the two people stick their heads out of the train window at the end of the film, you can feel the changes in their hearts.
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Publisher: You've been on the road for four weeks now and all you've got is a bunch of pictures. You were supposed to write something. I could have gotten pictures somewhere else. You were supposed to write about the American landscape. I've already gotten three telexes from the publisher in Munich and I look like an idiot. So what do I do now?
Philip 'Phil' Winter: I'm not done yet. That's all.
