I have been admiring this film for a long time, and carved a plate.
The pictures are beautiful and the music is good. Although there are always some gloomy tones, even if there is some sadness, it is only faint. It is more about advancing slowly, slowly and slowly putting sensitive feelings, sadness or sighs, into some places of sensitivity.
In fact, I didn't understand the previous plot very well, and it was not until very later that the story was brought up. I want to say something, or insinuate something, but I can't feel it. Perhaps the image of the puppet points to our involuntary destiny. But it didn't matter at that time, the important thing was to give us that keen sense of touch.
Also, when the two Veronicas almost met, the background was a turbulent crowd and major political events, but it doesn't matter, these are superficial or even nihilistic compared to the sharp feeling and inexplicable experience.
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