Was poisoned by the second movement of Beethoven's "Seventh Symphony" at the beginning of the film

At the beginning of the film, the black-and-white picture and the slow motion of the second movement of Beethoven’s "Seventh Symphony" are constantly switching to match this little Allegro (although Allegro is more like Andante, it is said that Beethoven once hesitated whether to label Allegretto as Andante), this group of movies with a bit of stream of consciousness is very poisonous. At that time, there was an urge to watch them all at once. I didn't expect that the following pictures were very ingenious, exquisite, and profound, and they are worth recommending!

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