"Red"

Alexandrine 2022-04-22 07:01:29

It got me so excited that I was almost overwhelmed. But it, red, is so peaceful.

The narrative unfolds slowly, in a slow, old fashion. The red table and chairs that started shortly after the film seemed to herald something, and the phone call had already knocked on my heart, "It's raining here too. Now the sun is out. Spring is here."

The beauty of Valentina is a kind of beauty that is not forced. It makes you feel good without knowing it, that everything is dressed in joy, and that no matter how bad things are, there seems to be hope... Her huge advertisement, Red, full of expansive red, but standing quietly at the intersection of Paris, without any intention of competing. She panicked her, she grieved her, she missed her lover, she looked at him as if she were looking at him, and people who passed by, you go yours.

The traffic lights are changing, but what remains the same is her reserved and lustful eyes and slightly pursed mouth.

Her arrival may have been a blow to the old judge at first. He was afraid of burning his eyes with her beauty and innocence, so he just turned his back, "you go, I don't want anything". "That's simple, just don't breathe", she still approached him and the life he needed to be noticed, cared about, and saved.

They continued to chat in the red-hot theater at the end of the performance. He finally confided in his past, which probably means the beginning of his recovery. She was leaving by boat the next day, following her lover, and she said she could give everything.

Still the expression of no regrets, right, in the freeze frame of the last shot, in the crowd, she was clearly frozen, in pain, and in a panic, but she was still the same as "standing on the street", with no regrets and no regrets .

Between animals and people, between the same sex, between the opposite sex, regardless of separation and suffering, it is still possible to communicate, and communication means commonality and harmony. This may be fraternity. There is innocence, as long as there is pure and true existence.
08/6/26 00:47

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Extended Reading
  • Yasmin 2021-12-10 08:01:23

    Double body. Auguste is the young judge himself. He suffered a betrayal many years ago, and his life trajectory has never been changed. So he would say to Valentina, "Maybe you are the woman I have never met." At the end of the movie, Valentina and Auguste were rescued ashore together. He saw the other himself through the TV screen, as if the two lives of flowers were not about the story and spiritual connection of two people, but a double of Veronica. Life, August and the judge are therefore not two people, but two versions of the same person, two possibilities. As a result, our reality presents a certain extreme fragility and contingency-our reality is only a possibility in an open situation, not even the most likely result, and other potential possible results have not been completely ruled out. It is the ghosts of possible events that continue to haunt our "real" reality. (Zizek)

  • Jimmie 2022-04-24 07:01:07

    [They believed in each other that it was an instant burst of enthusiasm that brought them together. Such certainty is beautiful, but change is even more beautiful. They had never met, so they were sure they had nothing to do with each other. But the words from the street, from the stairs, from the lobby—they probably passed by, a million times? I want to ask if they remember - the moment they faced each other at the revolving door? Or muttered "sorry" in a crowd? Or "wrong call" on the other end of the phone? However, I already knew the answer. Yes, they don't remember. They will be surprised that fate has been teasing them for years. The time is not yet ripe to become their destiny. Fate pushed them closer, drove them away, blocked their way, held back laughter, and then, stepped aside.... After all, every beginning is just a sequel, and a book full of plot always starts halfway. ] Simboska / Love at first sight.

Three Colors: Red quotes

  • The Judge: Perhaps you're the woman I never met.

  • The Judge: You think I'm a bastard?

    Valentine: Yes.