The theme of "Time" is the most basic love and humanity. Director Ki-duk Kim described in detail the conflict between time and interpersonal relationship, as well as the different stages of a relationship at different times, from a consistently unique and surprising perspective. The film has more dialogues and roles than Ki-duk Kim's previous works, in order to better explore and question humanity
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Although "Time" does not have the sense of surprise that Ki-duk Kim's previous works have brought to the audience, it also gives people a lot of imagination and is a movie worth watching. The film describes the conflict between time and interpersonal relationship from a unique perspective, but this time it is more obvious and closer to life, and it directly refers to the plastic surgery problem in Korean society. The film has a strong sense of layering, and the brightness is well controlled. No matter whether it is in a sunny outdoor or a dark indoor, there is no loss of details. The music, dialogue and story development in the film are also combined. Not bad
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