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Hollis 2022-02-03 08:13:23

Very artistic film. Beautiful scenery, moving love. Ethan Hawke is really suitable for playing an affectionate man. His clear eyes have not changed in ten years, whether it is youthful youth or middle-aged maturity. It is also one of the few films that depicts the unfair treatment of Japanese Americans by the United States during World War II. When we all regard the United States as a model of democracy, we forget that on the road to justice and equality, there are still ups and downs and setbacks, and countless innocent people will sacrifice happiness and hope.

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  • Bennett 2022-03-16 09:01:09

    I didn't know Ethan at that time, I just thought this movie was extremely boring.

  • Janice 2022-04-24 07:01:25

    The film is very poetic. The ice between the two races in Washington state 70 years ago has not melted until now. It is just the various flashbacks and empty mirrors that make the narrative ineffective. In that era, it can be said that accidents dominated everything including love, but now the separation of people is almost a subjective choice. I like the scene where the heroine and her father take the hero's car in the snowstorm the most. I really feel sorry for the heroine's sobbing appearance. Although the two have become strangers, they can survive no matter how difficult it is. The emotion that I can't hold back only when I see the other person's tears always touches me. I may not be able to fall in love with Ethan Hawke, his young face always makes me project into the "Love Is" period (the film's alias is called love in the snow orz), there is only one opposite sex in this world I have talked to In "Love Is", he always dresses exactly like Ethan Hawke on the Vienna train in 1995, but I'm not his Julie Delpy after all.

Snow Falling on Cedars quotes

  • Young Hatsue Imada: Don't be sorry. I'm not.

  • Judge Fielding: That's quite enough horseplay, Nels. Try and act your age.

    Nels Gudmundsson: I think if I did that, Your Honor, I'd be dead.

    [laughter from the chamber]