Dumb and introverted men are usually obscure and unrequited for their love.
They are more sincere than slick men.
More rustic than handsome and stylish men.
More practical than a man with a heart.
Watching this short film, there is a sense of time and space disorder. In time, robots are with humans, but in space the streets and crowds are not at all modern. And it is this mixed sense of confusion. When I saw the two protagonists walking through the game in the sunset woods, my heart was as warm as the sunshine in the film.
I am thinking that the short film borrows robots to express another purpose: in the numb crowd, we have gradually lost the ability to get along and love each other. Every busy urban individual wraps himself up in a tense atmosphere, like a rigid and stubborn machine. We should live, feel, experience, enjoy, and then let go to love.
I really admire this robot girl. The first time I was injured, I saw the hero give her his arm. It's really impressive. However, when I saw the girl get hurt for the second time and the third time, I really felt sorry for this guy. Of course, we don't need to think too much. When we see that she is missing arms and legs again, she is a person with brains, and you should already know what will happen next.
Seeing that girl get hurt again and again. I thought at the time that she was not only physically disabled, but also mentally disabled. But luckily, what she met was the dull, introverted man I mentioned above, who gave silently and did not expect anything in return. He is sincere, simple, and down-to-earth. So, he gave her arms, legs, and body...
a woman. Are you more than a rib of his? You are his all...
the only thing left is a heart. A thinking brain. We can fall in love.
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PS: Great background music
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