Life needs a sense of humor
I have to say that the director is a very personable person.
There is no music throughout, just like a straightforward narrative line.
The heroine's angle:
The expression of every detail of the heroine, helplessness, struggle, loneliness, fear, and strength.
We all have such a self in our hearts. When we are caught in the whole story scene, it is difficult to see such a story as a comedy. In short, it is very depressing.
In my opinion, it is a choice that growth has to force myself. Or not feel it. But deep down the soul still struggles. When her father left, she suddenly cried for about 10 seconds, and immediately switched to work mode.
Personalities can be switched at will.
What is living? What is happiness? Life is made up of trivial things, some troublesome things, just like the heroine wears a skirt, can't put it on, can't take it off, even if she is naked and doesn't want to see anyone, the phone and the doorbell keep ringing.
We really can't perceive the moment we are in, and we switch to another kind of person, wearing dentures and wigs. We look at ourselves in a different way. Introspect yourself, in the moment, live, exist, be happy.
Father:
From the very beginning, it is a humorous role to play, adding a sense of humor to your life, and even a bit extreme and unacceptable, the scene of picking up the courier from the first minute. His original intention was to help his daughter, and indeed in the end it was also a help to success.
But I'm wondering why the heroine's character didn't inherit her father's humor, and she was even so extremely independent. Maybe it's because the father's education method is also an extreme one, maybe we can't really perceive such happiness, so we need a mask. So my daughter would reject it, would be reluctant to accept it, would feel strange so she brushed away, and I don't know why. Therefore, the daughter's character is also an extreme one.
The daughter finally took her father's dentures and then took them back, lost in thought...
To perceive a happy life, do you really need such a mask and treat life in such a funny way?
Life needs a sense of humor.
I am not sure as well.
After all, that person is not me.
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