1, "American Mental Patient"; why do people who need a psychologist not go to see it! The soundtrack is superb, the 80s song collection, the scene in the film that publishes the music review is absurd and humorous enough. I tend not to really do it, but the protagonist only imagines more cruelty in his mind than the film shows, what is the cause? Is it consumerism, capitalist society, or the superiority of life that causes the desire to fill?
2, "Black Shop Rhapsody"; strange setting and imagination, full of absurdity but everything is orderly, the story takes love as a breakthrough, the combination of internal and external forces as an escape point, but in the end it has not changed reality, and there will always be the next controller to maintain order. In fact, the theme can be dug deeper, but it is obvious that the author's "tentativeness" is greater than "profound", and the creative display is greater than critical.
3, "Wife Killing Story"; the title of "The Art of Survival" is much better. The ending is a surprising absurd comedy, and the director's rhythm is very stable. The setting (spoiler) is probably: only a good wife randomly appears from parallel time and space, death is no longer resurrected, but there are many bad wives who can be resurrected in the middle, and this surrealist metaphor is very subtle.
4, "Bad Boy Babi"; an alternative movie Bad Boy Barbie, but Babi is not really bad, not really stupid, but imprisoned for a long time of ignorance. He would remember and imitate the behavior language of others, and with this he entered the non-mainstream rock world and became famous in one fell swoop, showing from his attitude towards Hawkings that he was a loving innocent big boy, and finally the non-mainstream Barbie finally lived the mainstream life. All in all, it's a good non-mainstream movie.
5, "Underworld Fast Food Restaurant"; simple, frank, straight border with reality, but brings a bit of conflict and humor. There is never a shortage of exquisite, fancy forms, different cores, background colors, is the biggest difference. The director's background color is originally romantic and warm, and the use of "bandits" to take the form of black humor is naturally unique. like!
6, "Fruit Hard Candy"; the director is very good at using various audiovisual techniques to mobilize the audience's emotions, and the opening scene can be analyzed frame by frame as a pull-by-film textbook (and in fact, it is taken out in class). This film has been very outstanding as a low-budget indie film. Perhaps the more this inexpensive manual workshop-style form is cut off from other auxiliary means, the more it highlights the manipulative power of the audiovisual technique itself for the viewer.
6 movies about human nature, each one is worth savoring!