It is helpful for thinking, the movie is very miserable, a little long, the progress is a little slow, and the process of watching is a little impatient. I am impatient and like fast-paced.
Maybe the director is expressing the mental illness of the woman on purpose. Without reading the comments, I really don't think the woman is mentally ill. Instead, I think other women are more prone to mental illness.
She is the only one who is honest, strong, brave, full of love, and lives with beautiful love.
The people in the church are much more fake, is the director ironic?
A very true and sad story.
The changing scenery and music in each section are good.
If I had such a person in my life, I would look at this woman with disgust. It's really contradictory. Anyone can lie.
When she came back to the big ship again, I thought she was sick, sick love, incapable of distinguishing, hope after despair, and belonged to the lunatic category.
When I saw that he could walk, I didn't know what the director was going to do. Do you want me to make my own judgment?
Determine whether the world is scientific or consciously active. ?
What can't be explained is a miracle, the power of consciousness, the power of waves, the power of love, it really exists.
This is inexplicable.
Notes:
1. Don't explain, I don't want to hear you lie, but as long as you live with me, you should pay attention to your behavior.
What a powerful command.
People don't care if you lie, but if you lose face to them. The morbid state of the heroine is partly due to the lack of concern from her family. Their distorted life faces make the kind-hearted her unable to see the way to the world of innocence.
2. God has given everyone special talents.
Spiritual communication is a talent. After reading "Water Knows the Answer", the power of consciousness exists.
Is it affected by her husband's morbid thoughts? He just wants his wife to find a good place to belong. It's me who is simple. Or am I misinterpreting it, and the people in the movie misinterpret his good wishes as much as I do.
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