A true masterpiece in moving making
In The Mood For Love is a masterpiece. There’s no other way to explain it. No other movie has ever made me feel like the characters do. It’s about two people, Maggie Cheung and Tony Leung who yearn to be with each other but can’t for a number of reasons. You empathize with them so much. One of the reasons is the cinematography used. Most of the movie is filmed as if you’re viewing the characters from within the same room. There’s also heavy symbolism like showing Cheung through some window shades that look like bars which gives the impression that she’s a prisoner of her situation. The movie also emphasizes the cramped conditions Cheung and Leung live in within a small and crowded apartment building in adjoining rooms. They are so close but so far apart. I can’t recommend this movie enough. Everyone should see it for its pure beauty.
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