It may be because of the different angles, or because of the focus of the director and the screenwriter. I can clearly see two points in this film: the yearning for youth and the over-repressed erotic feeling of human beings, whether of the same sex or the opposite sex, are just as strong! And running through it is Barbara's paranoid character. These three points add up to a bit of heavy taste for me, and it's a bit difficult to bear, so after watching the film, I don't have a hearty and refreshing feeling.
Also, there are some details I care about, Barbara hides her same-sex preferences so deeply that she deviates from the normal track, always targeting too young subjects (this is how I analyze it). As for it! ? What a matter! ? It may be her paranoid character that is killing her, because she believes from God that her desires are sinful, which can be seen from the statue of the Virgin on her dresser and her insistence that she is loyal to friendship. Check out the details. How tragic that she has been bearing the trumped-up accusations that someone has attached to her, ruining her life! In fact, to be honest, there is such a "talent" by my side, which is why I feel so deeply. In fact, from the perspective of the root, it may be the difference in values. Some people live for material things, and some people live for face. The common point is that they are not for themselves, and my goal is to live for myself. If I can do this in my life At one point, I can say that I have successfully lived my life, although not that I have lived a successful life, a life that others see as successful. My biggest fear is that one day when I'm too old to move, I'll regret why I didn't do something at the time, but there's nothing I can do again.
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