The reality of life is that you are what you think you are. If you think that sex is difficult. then it is difficult for you. At the end of the day, it is all about what you think, which in turns affects your behaviour and subsequently affects your life.
The reality of life is existence and existence sucks, sex is good but your body is ill-made or ill-replaced that by the end of the day you are left alone with the same despair.
But it is another perspective. Doesn't matter if it is right or wrong, it is fascinating how it is expressed. And it is true that there are annoying aspects to every act or behavior, but most of us find or tend to focus on what is pleasurable and that which we find wonderful, and i suppose Tsai tries to explore what he finds to be negative or troublesome maybe because it caught his eye. I like filmmakers and authors of this sort because they're showing us that they're humans as well, trying to explore their own problems and personalities through their own works.
Tsai Ming Liang is one of the most interesting movies's director in the world
among?
No doubt about it
@@raghavsayal among every director who actually cares about films and filmmaking and not cashgrab moviemakers given mainstream media spotlight.
@@vishnu2407 what I mean is,like looking for more such directors which as you said don't look out for money
@@raghavsayal hou hsiau hsien
I love hearing what he says. It makes his movies even more enjoyable to watch.
Because i don't make Hollywood films
-Tsai Ming Liang. One of the greatest auteur ever..
The reality of life is that you are what you think you are. If you think that sex is difficult. then it is difficult for you. At the end of the day, it is all about what you think, which in turns affects your behaviour and subsequently affects your life.
The reality of life is existence and existence sucks, sex is good but your body is ill-made or ill-replaced that by the end of the day you are left alone with the same despair.
@@labanchris888 don't u think there has to be a way out of it tho
@@labanchris888 I never watched any of his movies but I believe what he says is very much rooted into Buddhism
But it is another perspective. Doesn't matter if it is right or wrong, it is fascinating how it is expressed. And it is true that there are annoying aspects to every act or behavior, but most of us find or tend to focus on what is pleasurable and that which we find wonderful, and i suppose Tsai tries to explore what he finds to be negative or troublesome maybe because it caught his eye. I like filmmakers and authors of this sort because they're showing us that they're humans as well, trying to explore their own problems and personalities through their own works.
he jus like me fr