A variety of ways to eat, food, everything. It’s just that in such an unscrupulous process, you may have various desires—but, there is no appetite.
This film is to let you know where the way out is after the desire is extremely inflated and the scale is broken. ----die.
After death, food is still being delivered.
Humans are bound to be irretrievably fragile. Man must be defeated by himself. To defeat is to never get up again—to lie down, to fall.
It's just that in this film, people are full and crushed by the weight of "self" rather than food. The so-called death of a person is said to have a mountain of feathers, but it is just a matter of weight. In the film, the metaphor changes back to the body. seems so exaggerated.
It's worth pointing out that I always don't understand how foreign actors handle these plays. Those absurd expressions—how is absurdity performed? ? ? ? art, art
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