MOVIES Reviews:Inside llewyn davis

"My Friend in Dream" is a modern Ulysses story. Ulysses is also Odysseus. The Greek army defeated Troy on a Trojan horse. On his way back to Yisejia, he offended Poseidon, the god of the sea, and wandered the sea for ten years. Finally returned home alone, freed the suitor from his wife, and the family was reunited. Gao'an Brothers' "O Brother, Where Art Thou?" (2000) has been adapted from the story of Ulysses, and "My Friend in Dreams" has gone a step further, and someone is still wandering.

This epic was sung by the blind poet and singer Homer, while folk songs were sung by modern singer Llewyn Davis. Llewyn Davis sings through the city in New York and back and forth on the New York-Chicago highway. Initially, he still wanted to go to sea as a sailor, but because the seafarer's certificate was lost and there was no money, I had to give up. Except for Llewyn Davis, the other nomads were not human, but a cat. The professor's cat is named Ulysses. The Gaoan brothers made the message clear.

An epic hero in the Western literary canon came to modern New York in the 1960s, but that can only be a satirical antihero. The ancient peoples' self-establishment was based on ancestral culture, individual virtue, and a spirit of perseverance and courage. However, modern people cannot discover their own traditions, nor can they know the rules of survival. Many things happen only by chance, and people can only remain silent in reality., Battalion, cynicism, the inability to communicate, or even face the world with indifference and ridicule, are the anti-hero images of modern people.

Llewyn Davis' partners commit suicide (suicide and absurdity are common features in modern art). He is alone, homeless, and all grown up. Everything was changed by the hands of Llewyn Davis and became absurd, ironic, and unfortunate, despair.

Llewyn Davis began a three-man journey with Beat generation poets and jazz musicians, but there were always problems along the way. Finally, Llewyn Davis arrives in Chicago alone, like Ulysses, like a wandering beggar, but does nothing when he gets there. in Chicago, and was on his way home. Passing through the town where her son lived was nowhere to be seen, which suited Ulysses' situation.

Echoing from the front and back of "A Dream of Friends", Llewyn Davis is beaten up early in the film and awakens. We all think he's just dreaming, but at the end of the film, Llewyn Davis is still beaten up at the Gaslight Cafe, but this time it's real (that's the truth of the film, of course). Reporters who are good friends with Jean found him, heard Maybe not the singing of Llewyn Davis, but the young Bob Dylan who appeared next to him. He began singing Farewell, a new era of folk songs, which was started by Bob Dylan.

Llewyn Davis can only remain cool. Luck and the structure of the response before and after suggest that life is only the fruit of chance and destiny, with the colors of destiny. Ultimately, Bob Dylan sings Farewell, and Llewyn Davis sings Fare thee more than once in the film. This song can be said to be the theme song for "Zhiyin Dreams". The last paragraph of the lyrics looks like this:

Just as sure as the birds that fly high above
Life is not worth living without your loved ones.
Appreciate you well, my dear, your journey well