In fact, it was the homework assigned by the teacher. After I finished writing it, I moved in and became a film critic.
The first point of inspiration is life. Language is sometimes a lacking and pale thing. I especially like it in the video. The scene of Annie asking questions when she can't figure out what Tom is doing to the pilgrims, usually at that time, no one at the racecourse answers. I was very anxious at first, because I, like Annie, didn't know why they did this, and whether it was useful or not. But when the pilgrim and Tom looked at each other, I suddenly felt that these questions were meaningless. No language could describe the dialogue between the two beings. It was a soul-directed look. It is said that the eyes are the windows to the soul. It seems that these words are not limited to people, but are more suitable for all life. There was one scene at the end that really struck me, when Grace stroked the pilgrim, the camera gave the pilgrim's eyes a few close-ups that were so beautiful, like a genie. In that moment, how beautiful and gorgeous the bond between two lives, I think, I believe that the pilgrim loves Grace, as Tom told Grace, when the car accident, the pilgrim's hoof is raised. protecting her. When it comes to talking about "pilgrim", the name reminds me of the work "Pilgrimage of One Person", and at the same time, the name also has some religious sense. Both Anne and Pilgrim were forced to lose something in the car accident, and one of the main lines of the film is to take this person to find and retrieve these lost things. Therefore, I think it may be possible to choose such a name for this horse, which also symbolizes the pilgrimage of the film to pursue the soul. Another thing that appeals to me is the western style. At the beginning of the film, the audience was shown the vast western prairie. When staring at this scenery, it seemed that the heart became wider. Abandoning the bustling and bustling metropolis, as well as worry and anxiety, following Annie and Grace's car, I seem to have embarked on a journey to Montana. Looking at the scenery outside the car window, I thought of the various "prairie" I had come into contact with before. The principle of the grass in "Wolf Totem" is very cruel. There are also grasslands in "Love Life", but there are not many descriptions. Grasslands pay more attention to photographing people, often ignoring how shocking the most primitive scenery of the grasslands is. I have never been to the prairie, and I have only been fortunate enough to go to the artificial grassland once in my limited trip. Although it is small and pitiful, it also gave me a taste of the grassland, and I have never forgotten about the grassland. Therefore, in my heart, I have yearning and awe for the natural prairie, a place full of wildness and publicity of life, and a place where beauty and cruelty coexist. The grassland life depicted in the film is really beautiful, the grass and the sky are so endless. The breeze, the sunset, the foal, are all so free. Tom, Joe, the innkeeper, all so lovely. most of the people who work with anne In New York City, the contrast is not too strong. Annie herself, as a representative of urban life, a typical urban woman with a strong personality and a tense family relationship, lived in a small house by the river at the racecourse. He envy his mother bluntly), a mother who looks like a little woman. The change was so subtle, and by the time I found out, the movie was nearing its end. If one day I also lose my way in life, I hope to go to a grassland, a glacier, the sea, a place where there are not so many people but so many feelings, and find myself.
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