Jim's words touched Catherine's pain. He knew that Catherine's efforts were futile, and that her self-indulgent temptations would only lead to pain, not pure love.
In addition, I like the narrative perspective of the whole film. The narration runs through the whole film. Several abstract close-ups (such as a sculpture's smile), moving shots (running), and freeze-frame pictures (Catherine's expression show) clearly distinguish the film from reality. , the author does not want the audience to be "deceived" by the image, but uses the film to let everyone see the dilemma that also exists in himself. This is the attitude of the French New Wave directors to the film. The film should reflect reality and express emotions, not against Reproduction of a certain model. In addition, the soundtrack of the film is very poetic, with a mix of banter and sadness. C'est la vie!
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