After being lazy for half a month, I finally gathered up my courage again and started a new journey. Maybe it was my friend who said that I was suitable for writing, or maybe it was the shock of the economic crisis, the shock of being late, and the fear and anxiety caused by it, which made me want to record my feelings at the moment.
"The Secret History of an American Girl" is based on the first financial turmoil in 1929. The little girl Kate lives in a wealthy middle-class family with a small car shop, her own bookstore, and loving parents. With the arrival and spread of the financial turmoil, a person who sympathized with the refugees and who was unavoidable in relief gradually became a refugee, and from a bystander became an observed person. Such a change of identity caught the little girl by surprise and hurt her self-esteem. But life is like this. If you can't change it, you can only change yourself. No matter how painful the process is, it will be gradually healed by the living instinct or belief in the passage of time, and it will become a scar that slowly fades. Kate accepted this life, and when she came out of her loss and decided to face reality, she was once again full of hope to chase her dreams. In the warm-toned picture, the mild sunshine, the leaves swaying in the wind, and the sweet smiling faces...dilute the cruelty of reality. Just like the small reasoning case in it, a big conspiracy, three thieves with negative IQs, a comedy-style arrest process, with humor like being a kid at home, the difference is that the background of this story is in During the financial crisis in 1929, it was even more "unforgettable". In the end, Kate's father came back from work and promised not to leave her and her mother again, and everyone was eating Easter dinner at home, including the homeless homeless. A warm scene looked so dazzling, I just thought it was a spring and autumn dream that decorated peace. How can they be embarrassed to face all kinds of tragedies in real life?
Although this is a self-deceiving film, but behind the final big reunion, the helplessness of reality is reflected from another point. It also made the financial turmoil I learned from "The Autobiography of Roosevelt" more in-depth and detailed, and made the abstract words between the lines become three-dimensional images, which also artistically reproduced the cruelty of the financial turmoil from the other side.
"Capitalism: A Love Story" Love is a wonderful, peculiar, sacred emotion in my heart, as well as passion, disillusionment, confusion, confusion... perceptual thinking. But this one is full of emotions of uncertainty. And capitalism's rationality, calmness, careful logical thinking, countless mathematical formulas... The combination of two kinds of ice and fire, two extremes. This impossibility has become possible under the cruel and ruthless conspiracies of the financial turmoil. Love - capitalism, what a wonderful irony!
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