2. Revolution - People who have read books tell people who haven't read books, "We want to change", so the poor need to change, and those who have read books sit aside to talk and eat. What happens to the poor? It's all going to hell!
3. Juan is super cute, especially when he says "OK, OK", James Coburn is very aura.
4. The scene of Juan being humiliated by a rich man in the car is a classic. The close-up of his mouth and eyes, and the quick transition of the camera lens amazes me. What impressed me deeply was the drop of red juice next to the woman's mouth after eating the cherries, which made her even more vulgar.
5. In the silence, the crowing of chickens is very distinct.
6. Stream of consciousness in the heart, push it over. Bank.
7, close the door, transition.
8. "Any last words?" Nodding and spitting at the poster.
9. Posters appear many times. must be emphasized. Gouging out the poster's eyes and replacing them with his own symbolizes that Juan finally killed the guy.
10. Throw the book into the muddy water, the next shot is the car running over the book.
11. John looked through the binoculars and followed Juan's action.
12. The smoke floods the train and turns around. Shots of multiple trains approaching in a row meet.
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