Wow, what a magical realism, how did I only know now that Tulica, the fairy, is as gorgeous and heartbroken as the anti-war love story of Soul Broken Blue Bridge.
An old Hungarian bell that bites, a blood-soaked goose, a chicken that lays eggs against a mirror, a milk-drinking viper, a super smart falcon, a dog-like clingy and loyal little donkey, an argali that always wins the one-plank bridge race, just born The little sheep and the sheep mine, the little black cat drinking goat milk, the bear eating oranges, the blue butterfly playing the special forces, the macaw flying over the cave paradise, every animal that appeared in the two-hour movie is still clear Clear; kisses and take-offs from old trees in a storm, huts by the reeds and pumpkins floating in the water, small hollow branches in wells and bamboo pipes in rivers, stretcher beds woven of straw and skeletons on their backs. The fixed broken leg is the man who rescued the man from the flamethrower and the woman from the mine pile in the Garden of Eden, the one who held up the leaky rain basin for the two women, the lighter that held the disco, and the 9mm caliber shot at the party. To add to the fun, the sewn ears are piled with stones.
"I should have lived a quiet life, but because I met you, I wanted to be myself again."
"It's my beauty that hurts me, just like your kindness."
- "I know you love me, at least a little bit"
- "Yes" "Don't cry"
- "But I seem to love you more than you love me"
--"Yes"
"Don't wait for you to come, we will meet eventually"
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