unspoken lens, Reivew on Winter's Bone

After watching the movie, what left the deepest impression on me were the scenes that were hesitant to say anything. I don't know why, but this movie always gave me a Zhang Ailing-like feeling, meaning that what was said was not said. Like the final teardrop and the consensus in Rei's eyes, what greets the teardrop is death. There was nothing superfluous in the lens, but the result resounded deep in my heart. There are countless shots like this in the film, and it is these shots that set the tone of the entire film.
Most of the feelings of life are quiet and deserted. Whether it is the impact of hunger, the violation of violence, or the abandonment of dignity, it happens in a quiet environment. There is no music in the background of the camera, because life is like this. Yes, just restore life. The camera only shows different lives, without making any evaluation, just showing the life of a living person, in a quiet environment, everyone's life. Hesitating to speak may be the essence of life.

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