Four people with different backgrounds, different occupations and different life trajectories are linked together.
I like segmented films very much.
I always feel cheap.
I was taught to study hard, go to a good university, find a good job,
Then live your life to the fullest day in and day out.
Is it really?
The protagonist of the first story is a middle-aged stockbroker,
"Have a decent job, have a good income, and don't have to rush to make a living. Why take the risk?"
The thugs kept questioning him, and the director kept questioning the audience.
What do you want?
Everyone has asked themselves, how much did they get the answer?
Does knowing the future change the future? Is this ability good or bad for you?
The protagonist of the second story is a thug who can see into the future.
Change your own or change someone else's? Or be a spectator?
The story has seen the end, should we follow that path?
Do you feel uneasy once the future is changed?
Knowing the answer, will you stick to the original choice?
The thug was beaten with blood all over his face and laughed heartily in the hospital corridor.
Ask yourself, what was your initial choice?
I hope to be loved by everyone, but the person I love is dead.
The protagonist of the third story is a singer who has just debuted and is not well-known.
After the broker owed the loan shark, he mortgaged the deed of sale to the creditor, and the singer lost his freedom from then on.
Seeing the singer's first glance, the future that the thugs see has changed for the first time.
The thug fell in love with the singer and fell in love with the unseen future.
Would you rather know the ending if you knew the price was your life?
Does love protect or give?
The protagonist of the fourth story is a doctor who liked a girl when he was young.
Years later the girl married the doctor's best friend.
The girl was bitten by a poisonous snake at work and needed a blood transfusion, but her blood type is rare.
The doctor ran all over the city looking for it. People on one side were dying, and people on the other side were dying too.
Why do you have to leave to know your regrets? Why do you need to lose to know the tension?
Can the guardian last forever? Can giving last a lifetime?
Those who are dying laugh, and those who are newly born are crying.
The film reflects the human conditions very well, and at the same time, a large number of narration test inner monologues also raise many profound life problems.
The topic is relatively heavy, and the ending is relatively happy.
Because there is hope.
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