This is the process of Susanna's onset (close to the disease) and recovery (away from the disease), as well as the process of her approaching and staying away from Lisa. Lisa is the most ill one, and on a certain level, she is also the spokesperson of the disease.
As soon as Susanna was hospitalized, she knew that the bed she was living in used to belong to Jamie, Lisa's best friend, but Lisa ran away alone, so she committed suicide. This never-before-seen character is actually a metaphor for Susanna.
The next life was as beautiful as a dream. The girls avoided taking medicine, satirizing doctors, peeking medical records, and feeling pity for each other, but when her boyfriend came to take Susanna to escape, she refused. For the first time, she admitted that she had tried to commit suicide, and Said there were her friends here. - This may be the best and only help this life has brought her.
But of course the morbid fantasies can't last, Daisy is going to be discharged, Dolly is having a seizure, Susanna and Lisa secretly drug the nurse to sing her, and their conflict with the "normal" finally comes to light, Susanna swears at the black nurse, then talks to Lisa ran away together, and on the way, she heard Lisa calling her jamie, faintly realizing that Lisa might not care that much about "good friends". Daisy took them in for the night, but Lisa mercilessly revealed that Daisy was actually still self-mutilating and incest with her father. The next day, when she saw Daisy's suicide body, her first reaction was "We have money." Susanna finally realized that Lisa was too sick to feel at all, and she chose to return to the hospital to continue treatment. And write down the hypocrisy and truth of everyone she sees.
Susanna was about to be discharged from the hospital, and Lisa was brought back. She stole Susanna's record book and made it public, but all the madness was defeated by "you're dead". She's dead and her heart is cold, so no one cares about her— - In fact, no one can care about "to" her.
Before she was discharged from the hospital, with the tacit consent of the black nurse, Susanna painted Lisa's nails on the bed and said she would wait for her to come out. And Lisa also said that she really isn't dead yet.
This is a very delicate and kind film, and Winona Ryder and Angelina Jolie are intoxicatingly beautiful. It is the first time I have feelings for Lily CP, they are so good and so good.
Twenty years have passed, Ryder is embarrassing, Julie is still strong, and the warm Upi Goldberg has been gone for a long time, I still have a hard time entering this world, and I feel a little sad.
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