a contradiction. A superstition of nihilistic truth (love for the protagonist, money and so-called order for others).
- "I don't want to leave you, because I don't know anything about that world; and you are that world, and I can never understand it.
You are right, you are right, and I really love you. (Love is the crazy inverted pyramid of truth, crazy paradox)
The second contradiction. Uncertainty about whether the truth is nothing (the bar owner retorts to him: "Your problem is that you think there is a difference between you and others. The world is in order and cannot be disrupted").
In the end, the truth is gone, people are crazy, and the feelings of friends are betrayed. In fact, it may be long overdue.
It's just not connecting yourself to the world, (probably) not seeing that everyone, no matter how ordinary, is dancing alone.
The long shots are so beautiful, not a single moment is meaningless. The sound is also very good. Cable cars and dogs, the meaningless cycle of the world. After the long shot of the rain, the woman's first sentence is that she likes the rain. After the man told her how he abused the ex-girlfriend who committed suicide, the woman said to him, "My husband is coming back soon." Smile.
The protagonist may be a philosopher. The traces of the horse of Turin have been seen. But I don't know if this movie can prove such a problem: after reading philosophy, I can only make the director's question more mysterious, and the answer is nothing more than a few, only related to common emotions.
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