film is generally talking about a question of belief or not. The question is asked very well. When each of us grows up, we begin to think about the issue of authenticity, the authenticity of events, and the authenticity of people's hearts. . . As if it were one of the hallmarks of our maturity.
But in fact we have to wonder what doubt brings us (note how ironic this sentence is). Belief is a beautiful emotion, and "unconditional belief" is a very sweet love story. But all beautiful emotions are so difficult to achieve.
In fact, just like the title, I always feel that the film has religious overtones, because Christian philosophers once pointed out that faith is the foundation of everything. What this film teaches is the issue of faith, and even the latter two "hope and love" are also reflected in the film.
How do you all feel?
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