Sitting in bed this afternoon watched Breaking and Entering by Jude Law. I don't know why the title was translated as "deconstructed life", is it because "deconstructionism" is so popular? However, I think the name is not bad, can life be explained and defined? Everyone's life is very different, just like the hero Will, why does his life have to be marked as a married man, guarding a life that he can't easily integrate into? Of course, that doesn't mean I can accept mischief. Some people interpret this film as a simple accumulation of issues such as affairs, single-parent families, and troubled teenagers. In fact, I think these are just to show the male protagonist's lack of belonging more directly and frankly to everyone. Because his wife was too concerned about the children he had with his ex-husband, Will was excluded from the family circle, and he could not find his own, or even his rightful place. Although he loves his wife, he finally can't stand the loneliness of being ignored and indifferent. He would sit in the car alone, talk to a prostitute, no sex, just talk. Therefore, his derailment is not necessarily a transfer of love, it is the need of a cared emotion. So Will really doesn't love Amila? It's hard to say, maybe it's not love, but it must be. I often think, can a person really love only one person unswervingly? I don't believe in this overly simple love, at least not now. A person's feelings can be shared, so there will be love triangles in love stories, and there will be hesitation between the hero and heroine in the choice of lovers. Even if a decision is finally made, it is just that the feelings for a person temporarily overwhelm the feelings for a person b, blinding his heart, and love is just a feeling for someone more. After getting along for a long time, the psychological hints are constant every day, and the relationship is strengthened day by day. Therefore, when Will decided to tell the truth to his wife, he had already prepared for the worst with his love for his wife. It was precisely because he loved him more that he was able to be so calm and unscrupulous. The result was not unexpected. Amila returned to Serbia with the child, and Will returned home, but his wife finally recognized Will's father's role and knew how to handle family relations. People from different backgrounds finally have to return to the world they live in. Trust is important, understanding is important, and caring is also important.
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