"Double Time"--Reflects not only time

Last Saturday night I watched an Italian 2009 film, La doppia ora, which I thought was a suspense film, but later I found out that it was an art film. I feel that this is one of the few low-budget films that can express delicate emotions. Moreover, it is the debut film of director Giuseppe Capotonti, which further proves that the standard of European and American films is indeed much higher than that of directors in mainland China.
The main idea of ​​the movie is the emotional encounter between a man and a woman. Later, it was discovered that the woman used her relationship with the man to plan a robbery, and the man thought he was in love with the woman. There is love. But what's absurd is that the woman did this robbery in order to fly away with her boyfriend. The ending of the story is that the woman and her boyfriend ran away with the money, and the man didn't report her.
There is always the so-called "double time" in the movie, but it's just a gimmick. It's actually a love triangle. This film reflects the complex emotions of men and women: you already belong, but you happen to have new emotional encounters, and it is really true love, do you choose the front or the back? This is a problem. "Double Time" elaborates this question in a changing style, and finally gives a reasonable answer, which will be clear to anyone who sees the ending. The answer is: a woman can't forget her previous object, maybe this is her first man~~, this plot is deeply ingrained in her mind, although this man has one or another shortcomings and bad places, but she just forgets Not anymore. As for the later love, although it is also real and enthusiastic, it is easier said than done to occupy the previous position? Wishful thinking is not love, and wishful thinking may not necessarily be a pair.
The last photo of the movie deeply revealed the complex inner emotions of a woman, and she didn't know which one she liked. Isn't that the case with most women? I always thought that love or marriage should be a pair of well-matched pairs, a suitable match, but later I found out that in reality, more men like women very much, causing women to repay men when they are grateful, or vice versa. Few are really a good match. They have a common language and a common world view of life values. In fact, very few. This also explains why most couples don't get along and don't even know what the other is thinking. It turns out that love is inherently false, and marriage is not the carrier of love.

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