Daughter Sarah has become a hippie in the new world. When she inhales the Usher syndrome capsule with her son, she has wings, the plane explodes aside, and she copulates with her lover to grow fine vines. This is the most impressive part of expressing emotions. In the front, the son's hearing loss is portrayed by the gradually weakening voice. The two have not been together for a long time, but the connection between mother and son has become stronger, and finally they become the same person.
It also discusses the future of cinema. The outside world is constantly changing, and it is a colorless worker who opens the cage door: a screenwriter who always takes depression drugs, a former Russian storyboard master who is addicted to alcohol, an animator who can't finish his characters on time, falls in love with his computer The idiots of the characters, they always have flaws, inefficiencies, no color enough, but that's where the human being is, not the perfection of the computer data, which is the same point that Robin insists on in the live-action part, and it's her Only the shortcomings of "people" are criticized.
There are also dystopias, two major classes, the rich spiritual world outside the self-deceiving walking dead and the very few people who control their bodies, the former cannot become the latter in their entire lives, and the latter only needs a small bottle of hallucinogen to change. .
The director wants to talk about a lot of things. The whole thing is sympathetic but not desperate. I like the animation part very much. It's grotesque and nonsensical, because the presentation of everything is only the mental state of Robin himself, so everything can be explained. But there is also this kind of intermittent in the expression of opinions, and at the end of the place that I don’t like, I only put my foothold on the son (maybe because of the freedom that the son symbolizes? I don’t understand it very well, but I like this style so much, 5⭐ Full?
In the end, I really liked the setting of "I love you long before I saw you" 2333 is like a Duras novel, incomplete and full of intuition, I hope they can meet again.
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