Before watching it, I knew that "The Gift of Room No. 7" was adapted from the Korean movie of the same name, and I didn't have time to make up the original version, but after looking at the movie as a whole, I think it's better to shoot that kind of dark and depressing feeling. In addition to letting the audience feel the affection of the protagonist's family, it will be even better if colleagues are angry and helpless about this matter. To be honest, this remake is very touching, but the emotion it reflects is very monotonous, so let the film score Not so high anymore. The quality of the video is really great! The changes of lenses, the alternation of scenery, and the use of light and shadow are all very beautiful and of high quality. However, some details are not handled very well, and some areas that need to reflect the acting skills of the actors make me feel a little fake, so I can improve it (maybe because of cultural differences between Asia and Europe?). Although the male protagonist can be seen as a person with an IQ barrier as soon as he appears, but in my opinion he looks really smart outside [helpless], so many times he looks a bit out of the play (it may also be European-looking. question?). In general, the movie "The Gift of Room 7" is still very touching, and the quality is also very good. Although people like me who have not watched the Korean version can see that this version is not as good as the Korean version, it is worth watching.
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