There are also white feathers flying near the end of "Hunger", but unlike "Forrest Gump", the latter is the flying of the soul, and the former is the falling of the soul. Death is so terrible, but why do people still not regret it? There can only be something scarier than death. The director has already explained and laid out such an ending in the middle of the bridge. An extra-long shot expresses the struggle and pain of the soul in front of the priest. Death was not the only outcome, the priest persuaded to negotiate. Bobby Sands's face stared deeply behind the cigarette mist, and another long shot, the childhood memory of death and the final choice permeated, like a donkey who can't advance or retreat, it is better to die.
The result of starvation is horror, the heart shrinks by 2/3, the gastric juices corrode the stomach, the bones pierce the skin, and each breath burns the whole body like fire. The body has slowly decayed, but the soul is flying like a dove in the sky. If I could live again, as if the boy kept running at the end, would the end of the journey be the only option for death?
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