Life lessons from Abbas Kiarostami for a world based on the hurry and the continuous need for change and stimulation.
If you try to see the film when you are in a hurry you will think that this is a joke without any respect for your valuable time.
If you have any expectations from the film for something to happen you will be disappointed.
In any case why to spend 1+ hour for something that the scene change too slow.
It seems that the dogs in the shore enjoying more than us the simple things, leaving the time to pass by. Sitting lazy. We will stop the film and be in hurry to move in the next chapter of our lifes that has to offer something always better than the present moment.. Or perhaps sit and meditate this simple moment for what it is.
(Although personally I don't know the connection with Ozu)
If you try to see the film when you are in a hurry you will think that this is a joke without any respect for your valuable time.
If you have any expectations from the film for something to happen you will be disappointed.
In any case why to spend 1+ hour for something that the scene change too slow.
It seems that the dogs in the shore enjoying more than us the simple things, leaving the time to pass by. Sitting lazy. We will stop the film and be in hurry to move in the next chapter of our lifes that has to offer something always better than the present moment.. Or perhaps sit and meditate this simple moment for what it is.
(Although personally I don't know the connection with Ozu)