The great painter Monet painted water lilies in his later years, presumably this plant is extremely common in France.
Small lotus pond, water lilies rippling on the water, quiet and lonely.
In Michel Gondry's "Bubble Life" (also translated "The Bubble of the Years"), Chloe, played by Audrey Tautou, got this water lily disease after marrying Colin.
A seed entered her lungs, grew slowly into an incurable large water lily, and finally went to heaven.
The dazzling skills of this film are also unparalleled, which can be imagined at will and at your fingertips, highlighting the boundless romance of France.
The dialogues in it are also wonderful, such as "There is dust everywhere, I am like a tongs", "Existentialism is a kind of rheumatism" and so on.
2014, 11, 16
Tan Zhen (played by Zheng Peipei), a mother who has lived in London for 30 years, lost her son Kai, and there was a story of reconciliation and dawdling between her son, the same-sex boyfriend Richard.
This is the first work of Vietnamese-Chinese director Xu Taifeng (2014). Richard wants to take good care of the old lady and finds a female translator, Miss Fan, to provide convenience for the conversation between Tan and Aaron, a foreigner living in a nursing home. The stubborn Tan ends up getting sick of old Aaron.
The bigger tangle lies in the knot between Tan and Richard, which is difficult or necessary.
Zheng Peipei's performance is well done. Overall, the film is gentle and unobtrusive, and the flashbacks are still delicate, but a little too superficial and lacks deep-level collisions. And as a debut, it's not bad.
2014, 11, 17
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