This point of choosing a donor is quite philosophical and worth discussing. I thought I could watch a movie with a long aftertaste, but I spent two hours in a fog. First of all, it does not sufficiently describe such a world view that is far away from our real life, so that the audience wants to understand the moral rules and legal rules of the world in which Helson lives. It all depends on guesswork. If the audience does not understand this worldview, how can they empathize with their feelings and love? I was thinking, what do you want to express, is it the suffering of people under the system, the innocence of children, or the love that never ends? I believe that the book will not be bad, but the film has a lot of faults.
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