The nearly three-hour movie spent a lot of space telling a lengthy story, scattered like sand. The ending forced a deep meaning, which is the spirit of reluctance to gather during the period from waking up after dozing to walking out of the theater. There is no climax during the period (can the climax of the male and female protagonists be counted?), and there is no bright spot (to tease the dolphin or count the bright spot by a stopwatch?).
Why have two sex scenes? ? The two sex scenes are not worth the heroine's sentence "go and see, my love", which also means forcibly naked. Also, what is "you will be alone with the child after all, and the child will make you better"? So this is a happy ending for the heroine? If the gist of the film can be summed up in one sentence, then a better film will be made in that sentence. Not such a three-hour unintelligible work.
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