Love, lesbianism, eroticism, history and culture, mythology, psychology, life, Bing... There are too many elements mixed in this film, but there are only three actors, one room, and one intersection. I refuse to define this film by ordinary ethics. Peeling off these shells, what I see is pure beauty. The metaphorical Renaissance frescoes and Roman architectural styles that appear from time to time in sensuality and affection, as well as the repeated appearance of Cupid, are accompanied by unique background music. The line between fantasy and reality is not clear, or both. I'm obsessed with the film's light and shadow transitions, color contrasts, camera transitions, and finesse. During the progress of the plot, Alba and Natasha's profound psychological changes from deceiving and testing each other to being honest with each other are also wonderful. "Loving Strangers" has been looping in my ears several times. We lie under the water and watch the time flow from another angle We go out to watch the sunrise and then we say goodbye to each other Let everything stay here, stay in the room in Rome This morning I call your name for the last time The sun at the intersection falls On my withered and broken heart my voice is the truncated traffic and your figure is the meeting of the distant horizon and the sky
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