"We've lost the ability to feel life" is the pain point the film appeals to.
The film tells the psychological formation process of the little girl Anna: personal contact with the outside world, experience of others, self-recognition, and self-selection.
The whole film is almost depressingly slow, which can make people restless, thinking about this rhythm as everyone perceives the world as they grow up.
The little protagonist Anna restores the innocence of childhood, the unknown and curiosity about the world, the insensitivity and doubts about the perception of the world, and the persistence and fearlessness of the truth.
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