Another movie that I watched several times before I slept. In the end, when the patient taken care of by the heroine suddenly exorcated the whole movie, the film that seemed to be warm and swallowing water suddenly felt a bit of tension. The final self-immolation should have been a scene of my own imagination. The final scream revealed that everything was the destruction of self-conception.
The hostess took over for others to take care of a terminally ill patient, slowly began to integrate into the life of this patient, and began to take care of her step by step. But because of the problem of faith, she began to regulate the life being taken care of from her own perspective. This collided with the patient's free and unruly life. Too many discomforts made her almost unsustainable. Through admonitions to God time and time again, asking for God's mercy and redemption, but God only gave revelation, but there was no real help, which made the hostess very distressed. In the end, she seemed to get a mission and came to the patient, wanting her to believe in God before she died, but the patient refused, as if she had fallen into a demon. This made the hostess very desperate. She felt that she did not follow God’s will. Let others convert, so she finally realized the same dream of heaven by self-immolation, but unfortunately everything is just her own imagination...
It’s good to have faith, but don’t be paranoid, or you’ll get deeper and deeper, unable to extricate yourself, and in the end you will become a mentally ill patient, and the end will be annihilation... The harshness of others, but the indulgence of yourself, too. After the contradiction, it shows that there is a problem with her spirit.
Too depressing, but also boring.
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