Three Stars Pass: Style★★Emotion★
The uniqueness of the characters is responsible for the aesthetics, and the universality is responsible for the resonance. The girls in "Exhausted" are more than unique and generally lacking, and Nana in "As You Want" is a more standard character. Nana is ordinary, she has no money and no power, she can be bullied or neglected. Nana is different from everyone else, she can justly bully or snub.
The film is directed at such a girl and filming her life makes people feel that the film is not a condescending cultural notice, but a beautiful love that has no enslavement characteristics and is shared by all human beings, like a delicious macaron.
Nana shed tears while watching the movie, and finally found a trace of warmth or strength, and she forgot it after leaving the theater, it seems like most people. But she can't forget herself, like responsibility, escape, seriousness, and indifference. She respects herself and wants to fly alone.
The young man handed over a pack of cigarettes without knowing it, which made her heart collapse, and a strange smile appeared on her face. The unfamiliar boy is like a distant hometown, out of reach, she is going to do whatever she wants. That unknown afternoon, the streets were full of sky, she sat alone at the dining table on the second floor, writing an application to become a prostitute.
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