After "The Lobster," this is the second cold-hearted romance movie that has left a deep impression on me. There are many people who keep deer in my home town. We are all familiar with sika deer and red deer. Deer are big, beautiful, and surprisingly tame, they will graze from your hands, let you caress their backs, and their noses are soft and moist. But when I grew up, I realized that they belonged to the wilderness, and how dull and gloomy the days of captivity were. In the dream of the hero and heroine, they are two free deer, the darlings of heaven and earth. There is a saying that cattle killers have a particularly ruthless heart, because cattle are extremely intelligent, they can perceive death, they will cry before being slaughtered, and if they can keep their hearts stable, they are ruthless. We don't hate cows, but we need them, hence the modern slaughterhouse. On the one hand, it is the cold desire of reality, and on the other hand, it is the pure ideal of the dream. The two of them are not people with the aura of the protagonist, one is smart but autistic, the other is disabled and lonely. When he looked at her, there was light on her. She got to know him slowly and began to learn what love is. If you don't hate weirdos, you'll find me cute too. Love is never a simple thing, it is our escape from loneliness, it is also the throbbing of souls, it is the longing of the skin, and it is the moment when the music resonates. I think I'm sick because I miss you hopelessly. They finally had sex, they stopped dreaming...
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