1. The mature film skills are fully integrated with the delicate feelings of the characters: the speed of the melting mirror, the ups and downs of the silent film font, the German expressionist composition composed of the melting mirror, etc. 2. In terms of audio-visual, the film has done a lot of poetic treatment: the appearance of the bell means the end of a relationship or event, the messy shadows projected on the wall when catching a pig, etc.; there are also many imagery interventions: when starting, the same It is the dog barking, the wife is concerned about it, and the husband is afraid of it. 3. Aside from the love line, there are also many irrelevant incidents inserted in the film, such as the playfulness between two bystanders when the couple danced, and the joke between the savior and the couple's mother after the wife was rescued. . . . With this, the author raises the story of a couple's relationship to the level of the global village, and intends to be ahead.
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