1. Most people think that the film is about a family unaware that they are over, similar to "Small Island Cry"
2. Another part thinks it is the dream of their daughter in the hospital.
I think these two explanations are wrong. In fact, this movie describes the legendary "near death experience". (In fact, there are many such movies. Friends who have watched "Stay" should easily understand the movie "Dead Road", and the Japanese movie "Fog" is also of this kind)
"Near Death Experience" (English: Near Death Experience) Abbreviation: NDE) is a medical term. You can Baidu it yourself, and there are many detailed analysis. Simply put, it is the experience when a person is on the verge of over, that is, the moment when a person is about to over, a wonderful change will occur in the brain, which makes people feel that they have experienced some incredible things. The experience in the experience may be very long, but it is actually in real time. It may only be a few seconds or even a moment. Many people in the world have been rescued by doctors after they have had near-death experiences. The experience content is varied. If you are interested, you can Baidu it.
According to estimates, about 35% of people will have this wonderful experience before over, and we may know it when we over, hahahaha. just kidding.
The film actually exaggerates the "near death experience", the actual movie is like this:
1. A family was in a car accident, and all of them died on the spot except for their daughter. The daughter was sent to the hospital for rescue. A "near death experience" occurred during the rescue. After being rescued. (Or, when they were sent to the hospital, some of the other people did not die immediately and had an experience at the same time. I am not sure about this. The film actually did not explain it clearly. I prefer the film to be the experience of the daughter alone.)
2. On the street sign The place name is the name of the doctor who rescued her.
3. The black car is the car of the person who found them and took them to the hospital.
4. The watch of the whole family stopped at 7:30 when the accident happened.
5. The goddess and the child she was holding were the deceased in the car that collided with them (the hostess may have seen the person in the car at the moment of the collision, or heard the doctor talk about it during the rescue in the hospital.)
6. The front and rear license plates are inconsistent, and one of them is the license plate of the crashed car.
7. There are also many metaphors that I can’t see. In short, the heroine re-arranged everything she saw at the moment of the car accident before she died, and combined her "near-death experience" to experience a weird path leading to death. journey of.
In conclusion, although there is a reason why I didn't see more back and forth echoes in the film because of my bad brain, there is also the reason why the film itself is not very clear. Compared with "Stay", there are too many places to echo before and after the movie.
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