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Derrick 2022-03-25 09:01:14
It takes more than 130 minutes for one shot to end. The long shot is really powerful when it creates a sense of tension, joy and sorrow, and makes the film feel more real. It is indeed the right choice to shoot this kind of low-cost movie with one long shot. The most impressive one is Later, their madness in the ballroom and the relaxation of the soundtrack were just right. Second, the mania and nervousness that filled the whole house in the stranger's house was fully demonstrated by the long shot. Third, the ending Victoria was painful and distressing. Excellent performance by actors
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Jordy 2022-04-22 07:01:40
The documentary is very strong in one shot to the end, which is very inspiring. Body-following draws people into unfamiliar environments that permeate danger. Starting from the coffee shop, the filming and the story weakened each other, and the emotion took advantage of it, but the distance between reality and drama could not be narrowed, and the former was reduced to a kind of hybrid. From time to time to leave the heroine's side to shoot strangers to create unease, widening the distance is a kind of judgment, and the final bystander shows that the ending has been decided. Photography likes. Three and a half.
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Kimberly 2022-03-29 09:01:05
What a creative work of courage and execution!
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Sonne: What is this shit? What is this shit? Boxer, what is this shit, man?
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Victoria: If you want to come inside and... for a coffee... or whatever.
Sonne: The problem is, the problem is really, I don't drink coffee, you know? I'm just drinking cacao! You know cacao? You know like you have to... You know what I mean? I'm a cacao guy.
Victoria: You're a cacao guy?
Sonne: Yeah, I'm a cacao guy.
Victoria: I have cacao inside.