The Town is Quiet by Guediguian

The ancient town was quietly settled by Gedigian with countless intertwined people and secondary compartments. Tying them together, I told Gedigian's criticism of the difference in Maasai race, political opinion, social status. Guediguian had a existentialistic view in this movie. This shows that no matter how hard you try, there is no hope of avoiding their ultimate fate and death. His main character Michelle lived long in a local fish market, then returned to the daughter's house of a drunken husband and an addict.

"Hill overlooks the rusted barbed wire town." Author: Rob Goodbye At Unsplash Yesterday, I went back to my hometown of Huddersfield in West Yorkshire from New York. I grew up in a quiet and relatively prosperous village called Sherry. This is a pretty attractive village, and it is easy to see why people choose to settle here. The community has a real meaning. Sports and church organizations are maintained by volunteers, neighbors trying to understand each other, crime is almost unprecedented.

The ancient town was quietly settled by Gedigian with countless intertwined people and secondary compartments. Tying them together, I told Gedigian's criticism of the difference in Maasai race, political opinion, social status. Guediguian had a existentialistic view in this movie. This shows that no matter how hard you try, there is no hope of avoiding their ultimate fate and death. His main character Michelle lived long in a local fish market, then returned to the daughter's house of a drunken husband and an addict.

This is not very realistic, especially wanting to end the sense of life in urban areas like New York City - there is no quiet place in this town, there are 1 million buses, cars, windows , And there is a story. The city and the light are screaming more than the next city; there is no closed, clear space for suicide. Everyone and everyone is crowded together, and each other is heard, everyone knows the pain and suffering of the next person. Almost all deaths are done in public places, each suicide is done by another body, breathing, existing, and coexisting with the road coexisting with brick, steel and concrete.