"The various ducts of the bellows used in the absence of wind are installed here, as the absence of wind at sea often occurs; …" - Abbey Chronicle
This sentence hit me and I thought of the "Purple Rose of Cairo" I just watched. I never imagine the sea without wind, just like Tom in "Purple Rose of Cairo", thinking that his hair will never be messy, thinking that sex will always fade out... The setting on the screen and the reality off the screen, both The contrast is so strong that the absurdity of the fiction can be easily recognized. The difficulty is that we are already in "reality". As real people, rather than characters fictionalized by a screenwriter or director on the screen, can we truly feel the distance from "real reality"? Is it possible to bridge the gap with "true reality" caused by ignorance?
Will not. The reality you are in can only be a dimensional projection of the "real reality", and they belong to different dimensions. Tom can only choose to return to the screen, and we can only belong to what we think is real.
But it's not bad.
Ah, how do I play myself well.
View more about The Purple Rose of Cairo reviews
