1⃣️Extreme art about the human body, in an extremely lyrical atmosphere, the captivity, cutting, collage, transformation, and transformation of the body all have the beauty of art. The skin is beautiful, spotless, and even seemingly painless (the painful part is only in the narrative, the process is not reflected), but the horror and violence beneath the beauty and cleanliness is chilling.
2⃣️It is extremely cruel to seize the skin, and the appearance given is the ultimate love, the dislocation and juxtaposition of extreme hate and extreme love. A person's body carries the pain of two other people (wife and daughter), and he is not so much a doll as a container.
3⃣️The memories of the same bed with different dreams are intertwined and filmed so well.
4⃣️ The ending has no strength and no surprises.
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