If I have to define this movie, I think horror is inappropriate, it is more like an alternative fairy tale. It's just that the type of fairy tale is different from "from now on, the prince and princess live happily together forever", but "from now on, the little girl who sells matches and the grandma live happily together forever." I
personally think, can I understand it ? Much of the film hinges on a perception of the "afterlife."
Zhuang Zhou dreams of butterflies, am I dreaming of butterflies, or are butterflies dreaming of me?
Survival and death, is it true that you are alive, or is it only a dream of Huang Liang to find out after death?
Perhaps for Laura, the world after death is what she wants more. Thoughts are real, feelings are real, but reality is just an illusion.
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