A movie that I watched because of a good rating
I don't think this film is a horror film. The dim tone and space are the visual style deliberately created by the director, which is intended to let the viewer experience the life of the elderly. The scary thing is not to grow old, but to die alone.
A few moments that remind me:
The first scene enters the house to look for grandma. When they walk to the grandma’s bedroom, the daughter and granddaughter are about to push the door into the bedroom. The daughter stops the granddaughter and chooses to enter first. It seems to indicate that she may be faced after entering the door. Death. This seems to give this house the power of internal corruption, living here is bound to death.
The second scene is the dance of the lost grandma and granddaughter. The carefully selected skirts and exquisite makeup are the grandma's attitude towards life. When dancing with the granddaughter, it is warm, and it seems to be saying goodbye to make up for the lack of it. Good time.
In the third scene, three generations of grandparents and grandchildren are lying on the bed and cuddling each other, showing the inheritance from generation to generation. I will eventually grow old. You will become my support, and I will become who you are now.
The story line needs to be improved logically. It is based on family affection and discusses the relationship between life and death, space and life. It is very obscure. The overall climax is about 20 minutes at the end, which is too long.
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