I don’t know if the wife’s lover appointed someone to stab the actor to death, or someone else. I always feel that there is a force behind the knife, religion? Morality? or other? I didn’t understand, and I didn’t want to understand. At first I thought these two men would develop well, but I was overwhelmed by the ambiguity between them. How could a married man with a wife and children go to another man? If he gets better and keeps going, his death is inevitable, and it is the inevitable tragedy result of the awakening of consciousness against himself. His wife really loves him, but she doesn't know him, and eventually she shed tears in the sea breeze.
The bathroom is a place where you nakedly show your body in front of everyone. In fact, there is a custom of "celestial bathroom" in Turkey, but the two men suddenly realized that they fell in love with each other and wanted to break through all the rules of secular morality to maintain it. Feelings outside of the body may be a bit difficult.
I like the music in the movie, the drums give people a warning and make people feel a little sad for their ambiguous feelings. After the husband died, the wife wandered alone and met a newlywed couple. Maybe the director wanted to express the resurrection of the souls of these two men. I hope that in reality, we can bear all the worldly pressures, cherish our current life, and wish us further and further on the road of knowing ourselves.
My grandmother's letter was written like a slight sea breeze from the Mediterranean, warm and nostalgic, like the steam rising in the bathroom, dim and trance. "Everyone has the right to obtain happiness, and even to find happiness." This letter tells us, and we also use this sentence to tell the world, "Yes, we have the right to obtain happiness, as long as we don't hurt other people's rights. Just fine."
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