The same is true for the film itself, Sometimes documentaries are such surreal things, far beyond the Hollywood of dreaming, to let you see a better world growing out of "hard reality".
Cold Fact, Coming From Reality, the names of the two albums seem to be a prophecy, "two weeks before Christmas, I lost my job", he bowed his head, wearing sunglasses, carrying a guitar, walking behind the snow in the Motor City On the streets of Banban, desolation and loneliness, like the end of the world.
And the world is often colder, and when asked what Rodriguez's excavations have brought, the film says: Detroiters deserve good things.
And he just silently blended into this land, like any blue-collar worker, "circulating blood and keeping healthy", living in that swaying wooden house for 40 years. After reading the interview, you will find that the so-called mystery is inner peace in this too noisy era.
Except, at the southern end of the earth, that wild land of passion, the symbol of a better world. The movie captures the impression of beautification, just like people's memory, the time when the waves were washed away on the beach, the buildings with neat lines under the flowing golden sunset, the "the sweetest kiss" floating in the purple sunset. , is the kiss I never got", the bright window pulled up in the early morning lullaby, and the "Thanks for keeping me alive" reborn under the spotlight.
All sincerity will meet in the end.
When in the rough picture of 1998, they hugged on the sofa, they cried with joy, they even met love, I felt that art has transcended the work itself and rose to love, holiness and blessing.
Somehow, human beings also deserve these wonderful things.
That's what music, film, or art is all about, big enough to make a better world, small enough to keep you from crying in a dark movie theater.
PS: The person who signed three names to sell songs on the record, your name is Mansao.
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