Very interesting film, the editing at the beginning was very fast, and several times I felt that my IQ was not keeping up with the director's rhythm.
The encounter and love between them is simple, direct and beautiful. Especially in the tunnel scene, where they go through the tunnel, implying that they are entering a new phase in their lives.
But the beauty of love is always so short-lived. She has water lily disease, her family is in economic crisis, and Jia has become a dark place, and she is no longer beautiful and beautiful.
The saddest thing is that a man had a relationship with a black man he didn't love, and it was projected into the eyes of the heroine. She did not resist, but passed away after a short time.
She died in a disgraceful way, like being dumped into a sealed tomb like rubbish. In the end, I felt extremely sad. The love was gone, and finally the picture she painted was passed down. Maybe the director still wants to leave a little bit of thought.
A film well worth rethinking. It's not commercial, but it's a ceiling, and it feels like only French films can do such an exploration.
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