"I Lost My Body", I felt a great sense of discomfort when I watched it at the beginning. This year's best French film is like many European literary films. The first thing it brings is the oppressive paradox and extremely vivid. ""Individualism". But this discomfort quickly turned into an immersive resonance. A severed hand went through various adventures on the way to find the owner of the body, and it also unfolded the past of the owner of the body. Everyone in the film The facial expressions are cold or even numb, even though the male protagonist has gone through tragic changes and life blows, no tears have appeared in the mirror. But this severed hand performance is much richer, sad, frightened, gentle, and intoxicated. .. This is a complete and lively life. Is destiny already arranged or is it made up of choices that go against the original intent? The image of the fly is like an annotation to destiny. You can never hold it easily. Fate, the more you want to grasp it, the more accidents you will encounter. You think this is an accident, perhaps this is the destiny you can’t escape. And this severed hand accidentally left the body and left the bondage, but chose Recovering the body and experiencing accidental adventures on the way back to the body. It fulfills the wish of the body owner to take risks, but this adventure is not beautiful at all. It knows that the dream of the body owner is to be an astronaut and take risks As it approaches the end, it bids farewell to the dream of an astronaut. This hand cannot do without the shackles of the body. It is only a helpless individual when it leaves. Except for children, drunks, and animals, it can be perceived by it. In the reinforced concrete city, it is Passers-by who just want to survive. The body owner finally challenged his fate and reached the highest point he could reach. The moment he stood on the tower cart, he finally felt free. But afterwards? Maybe he can’t. Without returning to the crowd, another extremely unlikely ending is that he jumps, but no matter it is frustrating, no one can escape the fate of being stronger than the surface. This is a very mournful film, fortunately It is only an hour, but there are tender scenes in the middle of the minute, and it accurately creates the most empathetic node, which shows "gentle sadness" very poetically. The creator should love "The World in Gap's Eyes", "In the world in Gap's eyes, we are all suffering from terminal cancer." Finally, I recommend the music of this film is great.
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