How a little girl who lacked love was forced to death

In the opinion of an unbeliever like me, Maria's death is probably the strong mother who has been mentally abusing her, harshly denying and spiritually restricting her, while other family members have not made any attitude response, making a person unable to A little girl with sound values ​​and a view of right and wrong has been living in self-blame and sin, no one understands, no one cares, indifferent, blind, or powerless, she has been bound mentally, even if she does normal things, She was religious, so she was born guilty and lived in guilt all the time. She has no channel to vent. Her mother has never given her normal love or forgiveness. She has been denying and intimidating her all the time. When I confessed to the priest, I was telling myself again and again that I was guilty and that I had made many mistakes. Maria has never had a real way of catharsis, and real communication, the so-called God who made her sacrifice her life, is even more illusory. She is lonely, self-blame, full of guilt, self-denial, and a serious lack of love. She is forced to restrain herself, her own thoughts, and normal desires. In the end, she has no courage to face the world again, so she escapes, thinking that she will be able to go to heaven. Get rid of it.
I don't know how her mother felt when she cried at the end. Did she realize the harm that her extreme religious beliefs caused to the child? Will she repent? Did she realize how absurd it was to try to get rid of her guilt under the pretext of devout religious discourses before she cried? Is she crying because she is sad? If she is really sad, is she struggling inside and using a religious belief to tell herself not to be sad? Maria's father was also a coward, and he used silence and distance to express his silent protest to his mother until the final selection of the coffin.
All extremists are pathetic, they feel the world is hostile to them, but they don't know how much they reject and resist pagans and unbelievers. Probably this principle can be applied to many people.
I thought Christianity was all forgiving and forgiving, that they were moderate. Turns out they were all pathetic.
In the short comment, some people said that the last jib shot broke the harmony of the overall positioning, but I think the last movement is very reasonable, it is obviously the subjective shot of Maria's soul, standing far away, like a bystander The man, watched all this, and then her soul slowly went to the heaven she wanted to go, with a beam of white light, disappearing into nothingness.
Finally, I want to say that I finally believe what those film veterans said. As a director, you must have your own unique perspective and perspective on things. You must go deep and discover differences. Only in this way is the master.

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