Encounters in this long long night 1. Structural composition: "Earth Night" describes the story of five taxi encounters at different locations at the same time at midnight, consisting of an intermediary menu room with five clocks, taxis in various places, passengers Compose with the driver, each story expresses the director's understanding of equality.
2. Structure Plot: A. Los Angeles: The encounter between a female taxi driver with a foul-mouthed dream of being a mechanic and a scout from a noble film company, but their relaxed chat in the taxi brings their respective The stories are told to each other and appear to be so equal - equality between the noble and the lower.
B: New York: A German who just came to New York from East Germany to work as a taxi driver but can't drive met a black man who lived in Brooklyn and couldn't get a taxi because of racial discrimination in New York. The German picked him up with kindness , the blacks also kindly taught him to drive, and they talked and laughed, reflecting the equality between whites and blacks, foreigners and locals.
C: Paris: A black driver from Africa who was discriminated against met a blind French woman, but gradually discovered that even though the woman was blind, she had such a high degree of sensitivity to direction and sense of touch. She doesn't care about the color either. She won't appear cowardly because she is disabled, but be an independent and strong person, which makes black people gain a lot. Don't become cowardly because of other people's words, but be independent and strong. This reflects the equality between disabled and normal people.
D. Rome: A taxi driver who thinks he has committed a lot of sins encounters a seriously ill priest who dies of illness while the taxi driver repents. It embodies the equality of redemption and sin.
E. Helsinki: An encounter between a taxi driver who had a bad life and several people who were also living a bad life, each confiding in his own bad tragedy. It embodies the mutual understanding between unfamiliar and tragic people.
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