Let me focus on the blue plot, mainly because Benigno's episode made me feel deeply and controversial. First of all, I think the director does not contradict or even agree with this kind of morbid feeling, and uses the language of the camera to carry out this. To a certain degree of certainty, I believe that Benino is really gay rather than making up a vulgar lie to get away with it. This deformed and painful love is carried out in the form of telling and ended in stillbirth. The old movie inserted in the middle of the movie inspired Benino to a certain extent. On the one hand, his body shrank, and on the other hand, the woman became a vegetative person. The same point is the harmony of the body, which led to the distortion of the spirit, and the shrinking lover chose to live forever. Inside her, and Benino, unleashing his lust with a long-planned molestation. So far, Benino was in a desperate situation. After talking and hugging with Mark on a rainy night, he escaped from the secular vision of discrimination against homosexuality. Even if the food looks ugly, it is still a pure feeling that does not ask for anything in return. After hearing that Alicia had no problems with childbirth, he chose to escape. Why does he represent blue? Because he is the embodiment of freedom, he is not bound by secular ethics, and he is not bound by sexual orientation. If you have to torture me, then I would rather take medicine and kill myself.
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