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Elias 2022-03-25 09:01:14

"Most suicides are done to punish others." The rear car illuminates the front car to reveal a saint, corresponding to his role as a guilty suspect—a person of good and bad that you can never tell. Searching for the truth but not finding the truth, all thoughts and past events are told, this is the past of Asia Minor! At the moment when the apple rolling stopped, in this vast area, I don't know how many past events still lurked. "Everyone pays the price for what they do, but children are paying their parents' debt." What is worthy of praise for Ceylon is also the innovation in the theme of this genre film. I thought that Ceylon had changed its previous style, but in the end I found that it has not changed! Second brush in September 2020: A. The murderer is one of the few people in the town who doesn't drink alcohol, which leads to the dream scene of the saintess coming into the world; the prosecutor and the suspect are two classes of cheaters, concealment and suffering and redemption are reversed between good and evil; Consider, what happened in this immutable piece of Asia Minor.
Alessia 2022-04-23 07:03:25

really like. The authenticity of the story is off the charts, not focusing on the merits of the case, but instead discussing all the details of the people involved. From one or two jokes to detailed face-to-face conversations, a certain stage of their past is exposed, giving enough room for imagination, so that moviegoers can gain a new experience.

What remains in memory long after is the evening hills

Webster 2022-03-23 09:02:38

"Once Upon a Time in Anatolia" uses a lot of long shots and long dialogues to complete the entire narrative. The impetuous and anxious heart can't bear this rhythm, but it guides you to continue exploring like the stars at night. The imprint of religion and universal values are intertwined, and the thorn of reality is twisted. People adjust themselves to swallow to the maximum extent, and the pain still exists. The seemingly simple routine and the seemingly obvious ending create new ups and downs, leaving a gap for the audience to tell the story themselves. Flashbacks of the doctor's photo in "Once Upon a Time in Anatolia", time and reality take away the man's enthusiasm, pride, youth, innocence. He chose to stay, looking at the place calmly and sympathetically. Although I have seen the shooting skills, I don't know what it is called, so I won't talk nonsense.

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