Is "Picnic under the Cliff" mysterious or dreamy?

Starting with Dead Poets Society, we got to know peter weir, a poet who lived in Whitman's time, and then the famous The Truman Show, which is like two mystical poems, half rational and half crazy. Fortunately, the craze for these two films has not yet dispersed, and discussions about them are still endless. Looking back at Neil's suicide and Truman's fear, it seems that he has begun to infect some post-modern civilization.

It was not until I returned to this "lunch on the cliff" that I finally found my unique talent and fantasy that belonged to Peter Weil. As for the collision between modern civilization and primitive ignorance, the contradiction between reason and romance finally began to show such a stubborn and solid skeleton.

Adapted from joan leslie's novel of the same name, the film describes a mysterious disappearance in the Victorian era in a half-empty way, which once made Australia be imagined by countless fans as a "mysterious peach blossom garden" in the southern hemisphere. St. Valentine's Day in the film also magically evolved into an adventure day for donkey friends to try their skills. Some people say that "Lunch on the Cliff" is actually "a tragedy caused by a lunch", or it has the taste of ridicule, but it captures its overall connotation well. I remember someone once called Xiaogang Feng's The Banquet "Dinner", but this spoof was a bit provocative. Fortunately, this film has an intriguing title, and the double temptation of "cliff" and "lunch" has fascinated me for a long time. It seems that I had a pleasant outing, but it was just a pure "fun trip". Unexpectedly, a lunch on a rural cliff suddenly became a shocking statement about mysticism. And all this, like a mysterious flower, blooms in the Australian sunshine; Frame by frame oil paintings with bright background show a desperate and ferocious side in this mysterious fantasy of light color and light ink.