The punishment from the god of death comes from the reincarnation of hell that is unwilling to give up, and the redemption from a mother.
Every detail of the movie is worthy of careful study, seagulls, necklaces, and signs. Only after seeing the end, the camera perspective at the beginning is actually the perspective of the heroine in the film, and many subtleties are unique designs. There is nothing terrifying about the whole film, but the whole story looks scary. It all comes from a mother's obsession with her child.
The first ten minutes were partly suspenseful. I thought it was just an ordinary story of going out to sea to die, but at the end I was shocked. It turned out that the little boy at the beginning has long since disappeared.
It doesn’t really matter if you delve into the process of the female protagonist’s cycle and how many female protagonists appear. The meaning of the female protagonist’s continuous cycle of killing is because of a little obsession in her heart. She only knows that someone is waiting for her and desperately killing her. In order to survive, in order to take his son to escape the pursuit of death again.
The last driver symbolizes the soul ferry or the god of death. He keeps suggesting that the heroine can lay down before she can die, and hopes that she can give up the so-called opportunity. However, the heroine falls over and over again, thinking that there is hope to save her son. It is also because of this that, like a story on a cruise ship, he will be punished by the god of death and cycle in the death story. Just like a survival game with no archive, death means restarting, and only giving up can escape.
I have to say that the whole film is very exciting, with a bit of inception, but it is very different.
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