It was uncomfortable for me to watch this movie. Part of this uncomfort came from "boring", part from depression and confusion, and part from touch. To say that it is "boring" means that I don't understand it. I know what I'm talking about but I don't understand it, so the content of the film is very boring and unattractive to me. I admit that my mental realm is not high enough to match the height of this film. Oh, well, I don't need to admit this, because it is a fact. I couldn't watch it for a while, but with my love for guava, I insisted on watching it. Then I looked at it, and suddenly I noticed that the corners of my eyes were moist-I found resonance. Although the resonance is very short and short, it is only a small part of the whole film (after that I have returned to a state of depression and "boring"), but this resonance, this touch, is enough for me to give a three-point rating. More than three points. I think people who have gone through the period of confusion, or who are experiencing the period of confusion, will more or less find resonance in this film. This resonance may be long or short, and some of it will pass away without you even noticing it. Confusion is the stage I am now at. The protagonist in the movie finally found the answer (eh, maybe not? I don’t know), but I didn’t. I am still confused about what I should do and what I should do. I very much hate myself who is now self-willing to fall, but I am still obsessed with illusion and despise myself in occasional sobriety. So I was very depressed when I watched this movie. The feelings released by the movie aroused my hatred of myself, awakened the confusion that was suppressed by me, and made me feel uncomfortable. All these seemingly hypocritical feelings made me decide to give this movie four stars, and the last one is dedicated to Bell.
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