In a village, there is a legend that in the forest at the border of the village, there is a monster. The monster likes red things, and if the people in the village make the monster feel threatened, the monster will take revenge on the whole village. Close the door, stay home, and the monsters won't invade. The people in the village have always abided by the boundary agreement with the monster: do not enter the forest, do not plant red plants, and have no secrets. There is a boy (male protagonist) who is not very talkative, but has the courage, sincerity, and is willing to help friends. After he experienced the death of a small partner, he had the idea of trading through the forest to buy some medicines. He proposed it at the village council of elders, but it was not approved. Soon, some strange things happened in the village. The sheep raised by the villagers began to appear in the wilderness, and then the monsters in red began to appear. At this time, the male protagonist was worried about the safety of the female protagonist (Ivy) and waited in front of her house. The two also knew each other's admiration and fell in love. One side is love, the other side is friendship. The male protagonist will show his apology when facing the male lead who is a rival and a friend. The male lead stabbed the male lead with a knife. The hero's life is in danger. The heroine Ivy proposes to travel through the forest to find medicine for the hero. Since then, a great mystery has been unraveled layer by layer... This is a psychological drama that explores "Do you want to love?" The thriller is not the monster, the suspense is not whether to cross the forest, whether to save the Live the hero. Without knowing the historical background, I would like to define this film as a drama, a psychological drama. What is fear? Fear exists in everyone in this village, children, girls, women, boys, elders. However, the specific thing to fear is different for everyone in the village. What would a village shrouded in fear look like? The expression is sluggish and the body is stiff. No, there are some disturbing atmospheres, such as cheerful mood—two women dancing with brooms; friendship—two boys guarding the village together; love—Ivy insisted on reaching out to the door, and the male protagonist held Ai Wei's hand, closing the door, turning around... A series of dance steps like a waltz... Dad is Ivy, telling the secret; Ivy is the hero, walking through the forest; the police is Ivy, accepting bribes, and getting it Medicine...For love, I have the courage to move forward. Has the fear gone away? A boy is killed by Ivy, and the grief still plays out.
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