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Kadin 2022-03-25 09:01:10

The language of the films in the 1950s was completely different from now, and it seemed all kinds of incompatibility... Simple lines, rich expressions and exaggerated body language. The wandering artist Zangba Nuo is like a big dog. When he wants to express something, he can only bark. The ending is the climax of the movie, the emotional flashpoint. The wandering artist who was drunk into a pool of mud in the middle of the night returned to the same beach as the beginning of the movie, thinking of the girl he used to be, thinking of his paranoia and pride, thinking of the vast road, lonely and numb waiting for death, kneeling and crying, the camera zoomed out, Finally freeze to the black and cold ocean.

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  • Joanny 2022-03-22 09:02:01

    People like Zampano are quagmire, doomed to wake up alone by the sea. His stupidity is a knife that hurts everyone who wants to love him; he is of course pure and pitiful, but he does not deserve the slightest sympathy.

  • Maybelle 2022-03-21 09:02:10

    The silly girl who can't beat the small drum can't beat the small drum, and she sincerely guards the promise and love of 10,000 yuan in the bump; the clown who walks the tightrope, expresses the respect and care like an angel in her pompous mouth; Never let go of the savage and savage disguise. The road is vast, and the song is still in my ears. When he is old and has tasted loneliness, he hears the news of your death, and his heart that is stronger than steel cannot resist the broken heart of remorse.

La Strada quotes

  • Prostitute: What line of work are you in?

    Zampanò: I'm a traveling artist. This is my sidekick. I taught her everything. When I took her on, she couldn't even quack.

  • Zampanò: Get in.

    Prostitute: Is this piece of junk your car?

    Zampanò: Don't you like it?

    Prostitute: Are you crazy?

    Zampanò: It's American. Hasn't broken down once in seven years.