This is the Turkish version of "Paradise Cinema" , but let me see the general surprise when watching "Caramel"!
The rich exotic flavor and music throughout the film, as well as the classic and philosophical dialogue between my grandfather and Vanness, made me very happy. It's the type I like, plus my own selfishness, which makes me more partial. Just like Vanessa, it means so much to me! It's called "The Republic of Spice", but I prefer its other name - "Searching for Erotic Fragrance"~
The grandfather in the movie is a living artist. He said that in Greek, the word "gourmet" is hidden in "astronomy". home". He used the taste of all kinds of spices to open up the beautiful and magical memory of astronomy in the beginning of little Vanness. Chili peppers, like the sun, are the necessities of every dish; Venus is cinnamon, Venus is the most beautiful woman, so cinnamon is like a woman, with a bit of bitterness in honey; the earth carries life, just Like salt, food and life must be salted to taste better...
I love this movie, it's like reading a book. The wise grandfather seems to have too many philosophies of life and invisible truths about spice. In Grandpa's attic, Vanessa spent the best part of his childhood - there were spices, there was the astronomy classroom, and his "you cook, I dance" dear little girlfriend, all in In the attic that smells of fragrance. That wisp of smell made Vanis still fascinate when he grew up. So Vanness, wherever he goes, will always remember his grandfather's words, "No matter where you are, you must look up at the starry sky. There are things we can see in the stars, but there are also things we can't see. What you want to talk about is what others can't see. Everyone loves to hear the invisible things, and the same goes for food, as long as it is delicious, what if you can’t see the salt? Of course no one cares, but the essence is in the salt.” My uncle told Vanis that there are two kinds of travelers in the world. , one looking at the map, the other looking at the mirror. Those looking at the map are going to leave, those looking at the mirror are going home. Van Ness is obviously the former, but he has his own unique way of being with his grandfather. Food and astronomy have always been his most faithful companions, and taste is his most enduring attachment to his hometown. Although life is always full of farewells, the smell of spice that fills the air of Istanbul has become an eternity in memory. Returning to the homeland, but never seeing you again~ The beauty of the city of ten thousand cities can only be truly appreciated by those who have been there
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Its splendid past and beautiful present have made me fascinated again by following the movie~ This is the most Turkish movie I have seen recently. The familiar scenes make me miss the days and nights of my short stay in Istanbul. I originally planned to watch the movie on the plane when I went there, but it was only today that I calmed down and found time to watch it, but I felt that the time was just right. After experiencing the endless charm of this city in person, all the pictures in the movie are the Istanbul that comes to my mind! It is beautiful like a flowing painting, each one has the rich colors of oil painting, and it is full of parchment Mu Ke's writings are as shallow as sadness and pride in his hometown "Huzun". The nebula at the beginning and the end are magical, like a dream. Maybe the memory will always fade away with the passage of time, but its taste will not be stolen, it will always lead you back to the original place. It's like an old man in a movie, but he starts to buy candy in a big gift box - because they want to taste the first taste of life, milk and sugar.
I think, maybe I have to go to another place, I will forget there, or know how much I like Istanbul~
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