In the moment of life and death, what do you most want to recall?
A kidnapped woman, sent to the end of
her life in a speeding Audi, swallowed two ecstasy pills and told her escort driver:
Before she dies, she wants to have sex again.
That's right, the escort driver is handsome, and that's right, she's seducing him.
That's right. They did it. The cranial nerves produce love only after the unfamiliar physical union.
Fortunately, they are not dead. At the end of the film, the twins are living in a double habitat.
At the moment of life and death, what do we most want to remember?
That should be the most fearful and most comforting moment.
What has truly satisfied and comforted us over the years? Worth the gift at the end of this life?
That person? That thing?
The true nature of life, whether noble or humble, happy or sad, beautiful or empty, with nowhere to hide, is engraved on this answer.
Intercourse with an unfamiliar body - this last request before dying, somewhat projected the past of this woman.
It may be that the rhythm of the whole film is too fast, and the director has no extra space to deal with "love", so they hurriedly went naked at the moment when they had a premonition that death was approaching, soothing the fear deep in each other's skin.
It was a copulation without any emotional recognition, like cattle, but the soothing worked. After waking up, the woman quietly leaned on the man and revealed her life experience for the first time.
When did we begin to discover that only our body organs are the best tools to appease the soul?
When I was in love, I shouted tears with my vocal cords on KTV.
When angry, bury the anger in your belly with food.
When you are sad, go shopping crazy, and use beauty makeup to decorate the sadness in your body.
We've all done it. friend? Just do it with us.
When did the soul lose its sublime and become accustomed to begging for satisfaction from the body?
Not just sex, but food, and makeup.
At the moment of life and death, which of them do you still want to recall?
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