The whole film gives people a sense of distress, hopelessness and powerlessness. All are in the modern labyrinth. Men are trapped in industry, responsibility, work, women are not only besieged by industry and modern society, but also by men, sex, children...
In the cubicle bed of the seaside hut, a bunch of men and women full of sexual desire, both Fill and escape. Women want to cheat, try hope, and get no hope. The color of the house can be various, red, blue, white, green... It can be just the color of the house, and people are always trapped in the house.
Maybe this is the epitome of modern society. People who are confused by "hue" are also besieged by "hue".
The car rushing to the beach is trying to get away from it all.
The huge ship is like a hope to leave.
In the end no one can get away from it all.
I really like the scene where I suddenly see a ship in the woods, full of magic...
The story of the girl and the beach: maybe it is a yearning for simplicity and nature. Pure, the relationship between man and nature...Nature is alive, and so are people, who can listen to each other. As the boat goes far, people are more and more deviated from their true colors.
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