The technique of the film is particularly beautiful. Memories, reality, sea, land, narration, and dialogue are always intertwined with each other. Each segment is short but just right, and the role performance is also very exciting. The final piano song is very suitable for this film. Seeing what I thought was a happy ending in the middle: the male protagonist became the only one who persevered, and reunited with his family after winning the grand prize, but then there was a turning point. In fact, this turning point was foreshadowed a long time ago, so it was not abrupt when it was finally revealed. The male protagonist was already a bit insane in the final period, and the director also adopted a surreal method to shoot (never before). In the dark, a weird voice came from the telephone receiver, and the atmosphere of the soundtrack was added. "Who are you?" "I am a mortal." "What sin do you have?" "..." "The biggest sin is not confessing your sin." The male protagonist cut off the lifeline and stood holding the clock. On the boat, he saw a ray of light from his side: "...This is pity." When I saw this, my heart was shocked and moved. In addition to the male protagonist, the female protagonist is also a very well-formed character. She is calm, wise, gentle and affectionate. She and he should have been a couple originally, but it is a pity that from now on there will be endless waiting.
"As long as we have the same things in our minds, our hearts will be connected."
"Don't stay, I'm afraid you will regret it. I don't think about the children, or even myself, but I'm afraid you will be disappointed."
After all, I can't wait.
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