breathless

Elsie 2022-04-22 07:01:49

Koreans have made so many movies about "things that can't be said in China". I thought it was just a film about a personal situation, so it was a bit of a surprise and a shock when it suddenly appeared; besides, the film was a great example of a structured narrative in flashbacks.

Jeffery 2022-04-23 07:04:13

#Review# How my life is destroyed step by step. The flashback structure is not completely deliberately dazzling, but a kind of deep suspense. There must be a deep cause that leads to decay from the root. Therefore, at the closed loop of the narrative, we can see how the political climate and institutional fixation have brought a once-filled The ideals and pure fresh individuals were ground to rotten and shattered, "Mints" witnessed the darkest depths of the whole life; it is also a chronicle of South Korea in the past 20 years, and a kind of violent and self-destructive national mood is vaguely visible. At a time when the wheels of the era are turned to dust, the delayed echoes of the Kwang/Chou event traverse the hurdles of history. Two scenes of miserable crying: Coming to her hometown, experiencing the same rain, calling strangers beside her in her name, burying themselves with broken regrets and nostalgia; a picnic accompanied by youth, they look up with longing Sky, "I don't believe you can guess our ending" - "I don't believe the sky is blue, I don't believe the echo of thunder, I don't believe the dream is false."