I want to give nine points. The difference is mainly due to the dramatic death of the male lead, the editorial color is relatively heavy, and part of the ending. I personally think it is very cool and has dramatic characteristics, but I also think that from the perspective of the heroine's character, It's not that possible to do such a thing (still like it though, it's ambiguous whether to buckle it or not). The overall movie is one of my favorites at the moment. Personally think that the better movies are divided into two categories, either those that really tell a big story and a big background, similar to depicting the times, war, and human nature; There is suspense that makes people unexpected but not conventional, this film should belong to the latter category. The whole story is definitely divided into light and dark lines. The bright line is of course what happened after the heroine returned to the town, which belongs to reality, without suspense, and the real development; the dark line is what happened when the heroine was a child and what happened to the heroine's mother, leaving suspense and waiting to be revealed. The best way to deal with it is that the dark line is the driving force of the bright line. The occurrence of the bright line follows the laws of its own reality and exposes the truth of the dark line. Although the whole thing is not so surprising (suddenly realized), it is enough to make people surprise. As a film, it has fully reached the level that can be recommended. It was a film I watched on bilibili. The translation name in bilibili is called "The Beauties of the Tailor". I personally think it is a better translation (it's just that the beauty is not there, so "The Tailor" is more realistic). The whole film is 118 minutes, which is enough to make people sit. Worth a look.
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