Review of Dust in the Wind

The lens in the movie is always telephoto, poetic, idle and unfocused; this kind of observation perspective is actually more like the human eye: the viewing experience refers to a train journey, stopping at an unknown platform, and the boy and girl in the movie who meet you by chance , Your relationship just stays with strangers waiting for the bus. --The difference is: in reality, you can't stand there and stare at them all the time, even if how you are curious about their conversation and sudden silence; but in the movie you can follow the camera and track their stories. As for those moments in the film that turn sorrow and depression into harmony and tranquility.--Under the clouds, the natural compassion that rises from the mountains and jungles can almost temporarily relieve all suffering. The distance from this living situation is the source of the fact that modern urban population often worry about themselves and loss of ambition of their life.