Feng liu yi 2024 dai DVD9.Ac3 Download Torrent
38/20
The Chinese woman lives in silence, celebrating the flowering of the Belle Epoque with songs and dances. The main character doesn’t say a single line in the entire film. One thing I like about Jia Zhangke is that his Chinese cinematography is extremely interesting and different from the work of other filmmakers in China. In many ways, the use of strange digital camera approaches, approaches to themes, music, characters and settings. This film seems to be a statement of his career, both documentary and narrative, and it is a fascinating experience. Using archival material and combining both non-linear fiction and non-fiction, Zhangke presents a melancholic and avant-garde narrative and atmosphere full of wonderful presentations and explored themes. The presentation of characters, performances, music and dialogues feels as realistic as if you are observing a person’s daily life and the nature of the people. Zhao Tao continues to shine with her natural acting and language in every scene she appears in. The soundtrack choice is interesting and the whole fiction vs. non-fiction situation, which may be a turn-off for many viewers, I found it an interesting and great storytelling experiment. I wouldn’t recommend this film as the first Jia Zhangke film to watch, but I think it’s amazing.