There are enthusiastic people, but mostly indifferent. Despite this, it is enough for a passionate person to meet one.

Agustina 2022-01-12 08:02:18

There is always a man in Aki Korrismaki's films who gets slapped in the back of his head and gets money away.
The doctor refused to help because there was no owner. He walked out of the hospital alive.
He who has lost his memory is like an adult abandoned to the earth.
Living in the crowd, but like Rubinson, growing his own potatoes.
Someone lives in a garbage truck.
He took the opportunity to kiss the old maiden who said that people on earth should help each other. She said you stole my first kiss.
He knows how to let the dull band listen to rap and hip-hop and change the style of music.
"The human mind is narrow, but the vast land is infinite."
Without a name, he would be arrested. The intrepid lawyer argued with the arrested officials about the law.
There are enthusiastic people, but mostly indifferent. Despite this, it is enough for a passionate person to meet one.
Back home, his wife said, "You don't drink too much, but you gamble, play big dick, and lose all your records."

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  • Pat 2022-03-25 09:01:16

    Please tell me this isn't the best akikorismaki yet.

  • Harry 2022-03-26 09:01:11

    The marshmallow-like cumulonimbus clouds in the clear sky near the water, and the sprouted potato planted in the open space next to the container are all very similar to the familiar life in Yunnan. These two details alone deserve a four-star rating or above.

The Man Without a Past quotes

  • Anttila: Tickets.

    M: What do you mean?

    Anttila: You haven't paid.

    M: But I organized this.

    Anttila: That's what you think.

    M: Is that so?

    Anttila: Yes.

    M: Fancy that.

    Anttila: That's outrageous!

    M: It is, isn't it?

  • Nieminen: Rather small potatoes.

    M: The weather was bad. But they will make a soup.

    Nieminen: When did you plan to make it?

    M: Why so interested?

    Nieminen: I have an onion. You need it for the soup.

    M: I've got eight potatoes. I must save three for winter and at least two as seed potatoes. We farmers must think of the coming years, too. We only eat what is left over. There is not enough for three. I want to invite Irma to dinner.

    Nieminen: So none for me?

    M: Right.

    Nieminen: You're selfish.

    M: I am a realist. You city people are children of the moment.