I haven't written anything in a long time. Because it's a little difficult for me to concentrate, I'm not very productive, and I get headaches for a long time.
Watching this movie, because the background is in a mental hospital, I unconsciously compared it as the female version of "Flying Over the Cuckoo's Nest".
Of course, the themes of the two films are completely different. "The Girl Who Moved Souls" isn't as big, and the narrative is looser. The metaphors and ironies are not as deep and forceful as One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest.
To me, it's not the kind of movie that hits you hard with a stimulant. Still very gentle, perhaps "the growth diary of a girl in a mental hospital"?
Those who can find resonance may be people who have experienced extremely contradictory moments in life. Living in the gap between ideals and reality, rational thinking is profound, but it is very painful.
No matter how long you stay in the dark, I support and understand your resistance, but please remember to be gentle with yourself, and then learn to be gentle with the world.
The world and us are pitiful, but we must remember that we all have to live.
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