Perhaps I might have got the movie wrong (Asian movies are often hard to get for western people), but I loved the magic realism involved in it; they also somehow managed to subtly make the ugly and tragic look beautiful. Loved when they ended up swimming in some sort of timeless blue fish tank *sob*. It made me cry, only God knows why.
shareIndeed, I loved that bittersweet ending as well. It was quite poetic, besides the spanish guitar added a tone of melancholy truly powerful.
I can see that not only in Latin-America "magic realism" is received well. Many asian films adds a touch of magic realism as well with wonderful results.
I love that song too. The final scene is just so bittersweet.
Does anyone know what that song is? It's played during the beginning of the film and during the final scene/end credits (of course). It's just so beautiful. Anyone have any ideas?
"For relaxing times, make it Suntory time." ;)
Yeah, this music is beautiful !! Anybody knows what is it ? Seems quite difficult to find informations about it... Anything will be greatly appreciated ;)
thanks !!!
I've found next to nothing about the song played during the end credits except this: http://www.reelingreviews.com/venice9-01-02.htm
"For relaxing times, make it Suntory time." ;)
Wow thanks man, it helps at least to find who the composer is : "Thio Hugo-Panduputra", http://www.imdb.com/name/nm0401079/
Well but It doesn't seem to be possible to buy the OST nor any Cd by this great guy... !
Wait and see if one day, maybe...:)
I haven't seen the movie and so I don't know if this is what you're looking for, but there's a track of the movie on the CD "Musique & Cinéma du monde - Asie", which was produced by Mk2 Music.
- http://www.tv5.org/TV5Site/mk2/asie.php?extrait=5#play
Track 5: "Yi (train station)" performed by Lin Huei-Ping.
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Something Happens - "Parachute"
http://y2u.be/cuLcCmj4vMY