Movies & TV Shows reviews:Snow Cake 2006

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It says Hans Do you remind me of a British accent (Hans)? A line from Alan Rickman, who played the villain in Die Hard 1 (1988). The most beautiful voice entered the world's top 10, this British/Canadian starring actor should start introducing the independent film "Snow Cake (2006)". This film is an excellent story about people who go unnoticed or people who don't like to be noticed, set in a Canadian rural town that is too cold and distant to be noticed. It's my kind of film in the truest sense.

Alan Rickman, who has passed away, is a person I greatly respect. After marrying his first love, his high school sweetheart in his early 20s, he has only loved one person without cheating. His wife, Mrs. , says that she works hard not to go out at night no matter how busy she is. There's Rickman's memoir.

A little introduction to the film: Alex, an Englishman who has been assaulted by the man who directly caused his son's death, falls back to death, and is released from several years in prison for murder, lives alone and in Canada before starting a new life. The story begins when you embark on a short journey by renting a rental car. It was lunch time and while he was drinking coffee in a deserted restaurant on National Road, a very bright young woman appeared in front of him. Her name is Vivienne.

She is a woman in her 20s who cares for her mother with autism, but has always lived a bright and clear life. Went to a faraway city to watch Vivienne look to hitch a ride on the cold side of the road to return home after buying a few things my mother liked, that as someone who was never nice , but not ah, standing on the cold street with her that bulssanghaeseo On the way , Alex decided to drive her closer to the house, and then keep her company for a few hours. However, on the way, a truck driver's error causes a major car accident, and Vivienne dies on the spot. Feeling guilty for putting the child in the car for nothing, he goes to see the young woman's mother, Linda, who is autistic. A quirky person who really likes snow cakes - An autistic person who never harms others, but is very reluctant to approach those around him. However, Alex would soon become close friends and family with Linda, and, to a lesser extent, locals.

It is unclear whether the film is based on a small story between people who meet by chance, or whether the film is set in the Canadian countryside and the scenery and atmosphere of a winter day. It's a film where the story, cast, and surrounding properties come together so naturally that it feels like this, and I really like the director's compositions that he draws like this.

I also like the casting. Writing the play is directing and from the start for the cast starring Alan Rickman to think with their first pick and, Mr. He said that Rickman took a number of considerations into making a film that suited his mood. I think the part where this chemistry shines the most is the final scene of the film. Linda to say goodbye and leave Alan Rickman laying when the car to the entrance to the village claimed yeotgo gloomy smiling looking at the sunset means the film might show that it has "only lonely warm one ," people talk to through "life's (As long as there are a number of small people are kind and honest) On the one hand , it seems to show that they can be valuable

I remember one famous line. Rotten Tomatoes also mentions the same line (FYI, I hate comments, critiques, and everything they write on Rotten Tomatoes):

Linda: You are a very selfish person, Alex.
Alex: I'm not selfish. You're just unreasonable.
Linda: I'm autistic!
Alex: Well, it's the same thing.