If you want to explain Lily's present deeply, you must explain Einar's past. He painted over and over again his former hometown, the big trees covered in winter snow and the rolling clouds, all of which were his obsessions with the past. Gerda complains, I don't understand why you can go to the trouble of drawing something. He replied that it may be because he hasn't painted enough yet. I believe that even Einar himself can't see his inner feelings clearly at this time. He was confused. But there is very little description of this part in the film. Some are also suggestive. And Einar has to change clothes like an infinite loop, which wastes too much time, and it will be really boring to watch too much. The director shot high, which is a bit off topic. As mentioned in other people's reviews, "it seems that Einar blew up a Lliy after changing a few clothes". And if the movie made the influence of the past on Lily more clearly, I think this character will be more deeply rooted in the hearts of the people, and the brave decisions he made later will be more shocking. If so, this movie really is perfect. The color of the picture is so beautiful. The cool and clean air of Denmark is filled with a strong artistic atmosphere, and the curling white smoke is like the aroma of atomization, which is quiet and beautiful. At the end of the film, the white sea, the faint sunshine, the strong wind, and the misty water vapor. The beautiful and complete Lily took her favorite silk scarf and slept with the heaven, earth and mountains. This is her best home. Her bravery deserves it all. Gerda is clearly the greatest and greatest character in this movie. She loves him, and she loves her, and that love comes from the deepest embrace and the most intimate dependence in the depths of the soul. No matter who you are or what you become, I love you. The husband who once blended with her and was close to her skin gradually faded away, turning into a beautiful Lily. He is still there but not anymore. What can she do? She was so familiar with him, her body temperature and smell were still in the air. She eagerly called out to this close stranger, begging her to return her husband to her, but what I got was a helpless answer. Disappointment, suffering, and even hatred faded. She had no choice but to make the most difficult but firm decision. She decided to fulfill him, no matter who he became, to love the person in front of her with all she could, until her life. the last moment. I have always believed that the essence of love is long-term, willing companionship. Gerda is just that. The acting skills of both actors are shining brightly. Every turn, every wink, every glance, every hand in hand, is soul-stirring. After reading it, I finally believe that there really is a soulmate in the world this time
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