In fact, of the three women, Laura touched me the most. She has a loving husband, a lovely son and a daughter to be born. She lived the middle-class life that many women of that era could only dream of. But it was clear that none of this was what she wanted. A kiss with a female neighbor touched the waves that had been brewing in her heart for a long time--of course, including the novel the hours. She panicked and hated her life more and more, so she decided to kill herself, not even waiting for her daughter to be born. But in the end she figured it out, gave birth to a daughter, and then left quietly without warning, to live a lonely life in another distant city.
Many of us actually live rich lives, but sometimes you get a very clear sense that something is not right, and that happiness all the time seems to be only superficial. Sometimes you laugh, but does that really mean you're happy? Is your best friend really your best friend? Do you really get what you want from every human relationship? Even if you are successful and get what you want, can you really fill your heart? There seems to be something wrong with everything, you're stuck in a circle and you can't get out. You want to change, you want to be separated from your existing life, even if you abandon everything you have, no matter how much harm it will cause to others, you just want to commit suicide or escape. Whether it is selfish or hateful, I don't want to care about anything, and I don't care about anything.
Seeing this, I don't know if you feel the same - of course, I'd be glad you felt the same way, of course it would be a good thing if you didn't. For those who are sensitive, those who suffer from or have experienced depression, this feeling must not be unfamiliar. I don't know what I want, and I don't care to cherish what I have. I lose the ability to define many concepts in life... It's very abstract, it's hard to describe it comprehensively, and I don't know how to ask for help. So want to escape, thinking that everything around you has changed and you can have a new beginning. But will doing so help? Laura, wrinkled, didn't answer. But she told the audience that she lived that way. Because that is life, helpless and sad.
The film is wonderful, and the director's editing is very good. But the biggest attraction of this film is the performance of the actors, which is vivid and textured. I have read it three times, so I dare to express my opinion here. Thanks for reading.
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