The plot of the film itself is too simple: it is simply to say that a person can't sleep the evil, that is, the weight loss and a kind of sickness brought by Bell's crazy diet. Although the director asked philosophical questions like "who am I" in the film, it was still "too scribbled".
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The plot of the film is not satisfactory. As the film ends, you will find that the first half is almost a redundant existence, which has little relationship with the main line. A typical example is that the protagonist’s arm was almost snapped off for a while. At best, it can only be said that the director tried to use the first half to portray some humble, guilt ambushes about the protagonist. Looking at the overall ending, the first half looks more like a deliberate misleading of the audience. Just like the unreasonable fuse that a person can sleep for a year, there are quite a few illogical and unreasonable plots in the film, which have caused a certain degree of damage to a large extent, although it is not fatal, but Somewhat regrettable. The film is obviously trying to deduce everything with guilt, but the events experienced by the protagonist are too extravagant and too complicated. Therefore, at the end, guilt and self-blame are used to explain everything, which is obviously not comprehensive. Blatter's ideas and methods are of course good, but in the end they can't be fully controlled and can't give the most perfect answer.
