I barely finished it, and I also read other people's interpretations. I have one myself: I found the scenes and lines to be so boring, but they were all true, like a bad-mouthed person chatting with the world. I suddenly felt that this movie is a A straight man who doesn't know how to chat, accusing him of betraying his career, lover, and friends. His perspective is subjective and stream-of-consciousness, so often the scene jumps are illogical, and his lines are monotonous, because this is a clumsy The person's own words, with the help of all the actors. The suicide at the end is a repressed eruption of the betrayal around him. So everything makes sense. And as someone who also can't chat, I'm familiar and sympathetic to this expression.
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