In the process of watching the movie, what I have experienced most is the various contrasts and transformations between the two concepts of life and death.
-The nanny watched the child fight a gun battle. The child fell to the ground and said that I could not talk because I was dead. The nanny asked the child if it would be okay for you to resurrect. The child said no. So the babysitter lay on the ground with the child, looking at the sky, and said that I enjoyed the feeling of death.
-The employer's dog always needs to be kept on a leash. Very energetic, but can never get out. The dog of a friend's house at the Christmas party was made into a specimen and hung on the wall after he died, and he could not get out again. For dogs, whether they are alive or dead, the outcome is the same.
-The babysitter's amniotic fluid broke, and he was about to get into the car from the street. The camera panned to a shot of a woman whose lover was shot and fell to the ground crying. It was a contrast between life and death. A new life is about to be born, and an old life is dead.
-The nanny gave birth to a stillbirth, but saved the employer's two children. Resurrection from the dead, again and again.
With black and white tones, and the swaying mirror, it has a touch of Tai Chi.
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