it's a light

Gideon 2022-04-12 09:01:10

Perhaps the most expensive thing in modern society is no longer life itself, but spiritual freedom. From Pennsylvania to New York, the heroine has gone through layers after layers of indifferent and firm moral systems, avoiding potential dangers that may cause her secondary harm again and again, and passing one innocuous test after another in order to obtain and enjoy a kind of "" freedom" rights. All the signposts are leading the journey's end to this subjective and one-sided freedom, but no one has really asked the heroine's real needs: what she needs is not freedom, but time. A life is racing against time in her womb, and she must buy time to end it. As a result, time and life are undoubtedly wasted mercilessly by the above rules, which is the most ironic and distressing part of the film. The author does not set a moral standard, and it is precisely because we have the freedom to choose "Never, Rarely, Sometimes, Always" when confronted with morality that we gradually lose our security. In the end, the girl dragged her tired body to sleep slowly. I really hope that everything we see is just her dream.

Shakira 2022-04-06 09:01:07

The sense of oppression created by a large number of close-ups and close-ups is as ubiquitous as an invisible wall. This is precisely the predicament women face: suddenly one day they have to face the world, but they find themselves completely powerless to deal with it. Although the overall mood is calm, but the "never, rarely, sometimes, always" is still hit when it appears, the title should never be mispronounced again.