Those old things that make people feel depressed

Kailey 2022-03-25 09:01:16

3.5, mainly because the story is a bit boring, the space is created with a sense of Takyati and Antonioni, the sense of the future is mixed with the empty life of urban people, the plot is very loose, full of irony and cold humor, I like to see dead people the most The line of , the ending is beautiful, the single fixed long shot, the background is well used, there are ideas, but the film is more suitable for making that kind of show film.

Kara 2021-12-30 17:17:16

First of Roy Anderson's "Trilogy of Life", 2000 Cannes Jury Prize. The millennium panic + end-time apocalypse, the faith has fallen, the poet is crazy, the spirit is barren, and the material is supreme. It is still an absurd drama image of a white face group portrait, with sadness and despair in the cold humor. Except for one rear zoom lens (where the deceased was first met by the train), they are all fixed-position deep-focus long lenses. The group play scenes are well-arranged, and there are many important information in the background, such as endless traffic jams (compared to Godard [weekend] the longest traffic jam in film history) and the parade that only walks in one direction, occasionally bends over and whipped people in the front row. The most hilarious scene: the failed big saw magic & the group of rats that slipped out after knocking on the wires/light poles next to the garbage dump. | The person who sits is cute | I can’t find anyone but is beaten by passers-by | The whole city sings in unison | A hundred-year-old billionaire big landlord who can only stay in a cage-like bed | Leaning and swaying Jesus + selling Jesus The businessman who failed to throw it away | The meeting man who ran away in panic & the door opened inward | The weird sacrifice and the terrifying ending | The fugitives were pulling the overloaded luggage cart. (8.5/10)