All the stories of desire are about fire, indulging in short-lived pleasures, and on the other hand, burning up a multiplied quality of reality. A long shot can give back a few minutes of fantasy in unreal, but what is lost is lost. The human world has never been a world that provides bliss, it is a material exchange. I also thought of Fujiwara Ryuuya who was drinking beer in a coal mine in "Gambling Apocalypse". This film used to be too scary to watch the stills, but after watching it, it seems that "A Chinese Ghost Story" is more scary. When Ryuichi Sakamoto mentioned his kindergarten in "Music is Freedom", I went to the cinema and watched the movie, I was surprised. Today, I learned about the brilliant achievements of Japanese movies in the 1950s, and I realized that it seems to be a reasonable thing. Now I can only sigh that I was born decades later.
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