A great work of art! This is a film that explodes from the metaphorical montage of strong and weak scene scheduling lines using shaded light to the acting skills of the actors! After reading it over and over again, the structure and extension of the three stories appeared in my mind. First of all, who is Thomas and who is Winks? In one of the lines, the old man said to the young man, "You're going to kill old Winks." As the story goes on, I think the protagonist is a schizophrenic. He divides his imagination into two people, but the two are very different in the body. Chaos So Ontology keeps the two of them on an island to see how they get along, whether to merge as one or kill a last young character who wins but is also abandoned in the end. Second, the young Thomas became a vegetative person due to murder. He would not wake up and had a very long dream. In order to recover him, the dream maker put him on a deserted island. The lighthouse is the guiding light and the core of creating dreams. The dreamer old Thomas turned into an old sailor, pressured him to call him a dog, reminded him of the people he had killed, stimulated his nerves, and had fun with him. Kill the dream maker, and finally be rejected by the source, trapped in a dream forever. In the end, it is a mythical construct, all chaos, all gods, who construct man, construct mind, construct brain, construct mind. God asked old Thomas to pray, and let the old sailor become a servant of God and guard the lighthouse. And the Heroic Spirits are those seagulls. Probably because the servant of God was lonely, the young man came, but his ambition was to replace the old sailor, so the devil eroded his soul, made him completely chaotic, tortured heroic spirits, killed the servant of God, and wanted to gain the light of God, But he was thrown into hell by God and eaten by heroic spirits.
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