Bryn Hill's "The World Through Your Eyes" (2014), the magic is that Bellica, a girl living in New Hampshire in the east, and Dylan who lives in New Mexico are separated from each other.
The two did not know each other, two complete strangers, but they finally came together because they could perceive each other since childhood. Of course, this is just a supernatural power similar to sci-fi supernatural beings. There is still no conclusive evidence whether this is really the case in reality. Since it is a movie, it cannot be taken seriously.
This film has really put a lot of effort into it. Like Keith's "Two Lives of Flowers", it focuses on the beauty of sound and painting and strives to respond to the needs of the plot, so as to achieve perfection. In the supernatural power dialogue between the two of them far apart, from the time they intervened and touched their hearts, they were out of control. This is similar to normal online dating, except that Belica is different from the slut Dylan, she has a husband who loves her.
But the two of them can be described as respectful to each other when they live together, and sometimes they feel like a pair of familiar strangers, unable to confide in their hearts. On the contrary, Dylan from afar was more interested in her. Feeling the existence of each other anytime, anywhere, this kind of tacit understanding of body and mind must be the ideal realm that both lovers and marriage yearn for.
Thus, the film fundamentally illustrates an idealized love that is both freely expressive and natural. This must be a telepathy, the so-called harmony and unity of spirit and flesh. The premise is that Berica doesn't dislike Dylan's imprisonment for committing a crime, and Dylan can open his heart and express his heartfelt feelings.
Two people are like one person, who can shake this kind of love. The world in your eyes is just an imaginary, an idealized hope. Even if Berica was forced to be sent to a mental hospital by her husband later, Dylan would have to fly thousands of miles to rescue. In the end, the two climbed onto the fast-moving train and hugged each other tightly. This is just the beginning of the two-person world.
2015, 1, 9
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