A Pigeon Sat on a Branch Reflecting on Existence Reviews

Cleve 2022-04-20 09:02:16

After downloading this drama, the full English version, I almost gave up the drama, thanks to the brain nerve I don't know which is wrong, I saved this pearl in the ocean. With the help of Youdao dictionary, I stopped and watched the whole film, great Addicted. The Golden Lion Award really has an...

Dexter 2022-04-20 09:02:16

Very philosophy. The sense of oil painting is particularly strong, and the composition is extremely regular. The first story is especially cruel, your lover/relative is so close to you when you die, you don't even notice. Jonathan's nightmare is also particularly cruel, flat, unassuming cruelty: no...

Shannon 2022-04-20 09:02:16

The film is almost entirely narrated by panoramic shots. There are only 39 scenes in the whole film. Each shot seems to be independent, but it is connected by a salesman as a clue, and each shot has the main characters in other shots. Appear. In addition, the seamless switching and mutual mapping...

Hillard 2022-04-20 09:02:16

Interesting film, European cold humour is quite to my taste, disrupting the narrative structure to show each fragmented but actually related picture makes the film's art component take the majority of the weight, and each pale face makes I think of Tim Burton's gloomy eccentrics, who keep repeating...

Jerad 2022-04-20 09:02:16

The film is the final chapter in the director's "Life Trilogy" about human nature. The film has no linear narrative and consists of 39 scenes. The camera follows the footsteps of Sam and Jonathan, a pair of itinerant businessmen who sell funny toys, as they go door-to-door selling goods, like a...

Franco 2022-04-19 09:02:42

I saw a poster for the movie in Paris last month, and it turned out that it was a wise choice not to go to the cinema. Although he won the Venice Golden Lion Award, the finale of Roy Andersson's trilogy is a bit of a force, and the shock to me is far less than the "Singing from the Second Floor"...

Cleta 2022-04-19 09:02:42

"Quiet" is a work released by Swedish director Roy Anderson in 2014 after seven years of silence. It is also the final chapter of Anderson's "Life Trilogy" in which he explores life (the first two are "Second" in 2000. The Song from the Lou" and "You Are Alive" in 2007). The film premiered at the...

Jarrod 2022-04-19 09:02:42

Actually, a lot of movies and dramas have been released recently, and I felt a lot after watching each one, but I was lazy, so it really became a state of watching it and finishing it. . . "Han Zhi Que Jing", to be honest, I just watched it at first because the translation of the name of this movie...

Betty 2022-04-19 09:02:42

Yes, it has a lot of philosophy. But the slow pace makes people uncomfortable, hesitant, and anxious. It is very suitable to watch it when you wake up early in the morning and you are confused and overwhelmed with life. The texture of the movie is good-looking. If you don't watch the Blu-ray, then...

Treva 2022-04-19 09:02:42

Every frame is like an oil painting, every frame seems to say: This fucking life; although people are saying on the phone, I'm glad to hear you're doing well. If it doesn't come up, it will be hypocritical and will follow your heart, but it will soak your heart into the cold without a trace, and...