A touch of love, a faint pain

Because it is the same producer as "The Sixth Sense of Spirituality", this movie will inevitably be compared with the former. I remember that after watching "The Sixth Sense of Spirituality", I cried so much. From now on, whenever I mentioned the phrase "every moment" the little boy said to his mother at the end of the movie, my nose would become sour, which shows how much damage it has done to me. . In contrast, I can't say that this film is more delicate or more shocking, I can only say that this time the story is gentler and younger. Like the previous work, the whole film is full of true feelings wrapped in spiritual horror. However, this film is obviously done more thoroughly. The director gave up all content that might scare the audience, so as not to destroy the carefully created atmosphere of the film. The fresh and natural picture and the soothing and slightly melancholic soundtrack flowed quietly forward with the plot. , There is almost no sense of depression and urgency, only a touch of affection and faint pain.

The film tells a story that cannot be "youth". Nick and Annie are two young people who also desire to be understood. They grew up in completely different environments but have similar experiences and pains. Enthusiastic youth makes them unwilling to live in peace, and entangled heart disease makes them unable to accept others calmly. This is almost the most iconic crux of "youth". Two unrelated people were "tied" together by a lie. Nick gradually approached Annie after his "death", and his initial anger was slowly resolved in the snotty gaze, turning into a faint infatuation. And Annie really walked into Nick's life in the escape, his books, his bed, his photos, and his treasured memories. Although we can clearly see "love" in our eyes as clear as Lake Nick, this love is very restrained. On the noisy dance floor and on the air cushion of the basketball court, I was about to move, but it never broke out. At most, it only gave the audience a fleeting glance at each other. This is a "love" that has no beginning and no end.

I especially like the heroine of the movie, with mottled nails, a clean face, and a long hair wrapped in a woolen hat. Her eyes are always sad and helpless, exuding a fresh and decadent temperament. The soundtrack of the film is also very good, which fits well with the development of the story and the mood of the characters. It took me all morning to find all these songs.

Although the duo confession of Nick and Annie at the end of the film makes me feel awkward and awkward, the reassurance between mother and child here seems artificial and redundant. But the flaws are not concealed, this can be regarded as the movie that impressed me the most in the past six months!

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