The setting of the film is very interesting, a cowardly man and a courageous woman come together, and this man happens to be in desperate need of this woman's help. In the first time, Lola passively became an accomplice of violence, lost her basic characteristics as a woman, and was killed because there was no need to exist. In the second time, Lola seemed to take the initiative to bear the violent behavior of men, The existence of Manny became a decoration, so Manny died, and in the third time, Lola returned to her own feminine essence, and Manny also made judgments and choices in a relatively feminine way of thinking, so everyone was happy.
In Lola's last run, both Lola and Manny gave up the violent way and chose a feminine way of thinking, and the kind of thinking they showed was exactly what director Tom Tykaway did. Advocated, this also involves the issue of gender culture to a certain extent. In the director's view, violence cannot be the way to solve problems. Only harmonious coexistence, non-violence, and softness overcome rigidity can fundamentally resolve conflicts and solve long-term problems.
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