These withdrawn people are like a strange house on the side of the road, conspicuous but unsightly, becoming a slot for passersby to vent their emotions. Occasionally drunk people and homeless people pass by, leaving some new scars around him. Until one day, a desperate person knocked on the door and lived in this strange house, only to find this strange and ugly place on the outside, but it was warm and comfortable inside, so she rested here, healed herself, and slowly, she became healthy again Beautiful and full of vitality, when she looked out the window, she found that it was full of contempt from passers-by, so she left this strange house...
I have always been immune to some Nordic films. They seem to be better at expressing some emotions and responding to some problems through films. There are no routines, and there is no need to set incentive events. You can watch from the beginning to the end, but you will be These should be attractive, and accompany the protagonist through the ordinary days of his life.
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