It’s just a 50-second fixed shot that I see tears, not because of the content, but because of thinking of myself and the movie.
For me, meeting a movie can be said to be the greatest luck in my life. Movies taught me that I can’t learn from anywhere. Movies let me know what kind of person I want to be, what kind of person I don’t want to be, how to deal with something, and how to think.
Movies make everything impossible in life impossible. In the world of movies, I can be whoever I want to be. Imagine yourself as a character in a movie, controlling the development of the plot, or just a passerby, a bystander, watching everything happen quietly. In the movie, all wildest dreams are not crazy.
My life has goals because of the movie, and I firmly believe that I will stick to it.
Thank you, movie.
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