Jean-Dominique Bobby, the author of the biographical essay of the same name, was unable to move or speak, and completed this autobiographical essay by opening and closing one eyeball to identify letters.
The film is shot from a subjective angle, with a unique perspective, but the rhythm is really drowsy. I fell asleep for nearly 20 minutes before rewinding and rewatching it before I finished it.
But because of the movie, I decided to watch the original author's work, and found that he still maintains a humorous and romantic imagination in such a situation, which is really rare. This is one of the reasons why Bobby is respected and admired by readers.
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