The cool-colored shots give people a quiet, realistic feeling, and the characters don't feel like the stars in traditional American dramas shine. The heroine wears a homely sweater that doesn't tuck the waist, a black coat, and two locks of hair are naturally pulled down. She is leaving the city because she is about to get married. Because of this case, she is constantly delaying her departure time. She is revealed in the unspoken footage. of persistence.
I often feel that American dramas have a better grasp of the plot than domestic films, one burst after another, which makes people unconsciously chase after them. Wait, quiet and gloomy shots don't get tiresome. It seems that no matter which way of expression is good or bad, the key is to see if it is a master.
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