Rather than saying that the whole film is intertwined between fantasy and reality, it is better to say that the entire film falls in an illusory time or an imaginary space.
It is a battle of ideas or a choice of life.
The two cups of coffee of the protagonist express the The protagonist's desire for a certain outcome of the argument is always stopped by the protagonist's attitude whenever someone wants another cup of coffee. It means that he can't accept this view
. The result is a reality, no matter how hard your choices are. In real life, you have to choose a direction or you're stuck. The
ending doesn't show which choice prevailed. It just shows that no matter how hard the choices are, you still have to keep choosing. The measurement and ideological struggle are not the most important in front of the action. Only after you choose can you move forward and know what is right or wrong. Compared with the action, the ideological debate and the result of the right and wrong are insignificant. The protagonist finally takes off his formal clothes and puts on Casual clothes are also a kind of emotional liberation
. The theme of the film is probably a normal phenomenon in life. The limit of control is to break through this kind of only staying in the stage of ideological argument control. Only action is the real driving force for life to move forward. The meaning of life lies in the process of practice.
The theme director did it, but the way of expression seemed a bit blunt and monotonous and absurd. The plot and dialogue just wanted to show the complexity of the ideological struggle. I feel full of regrets.
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