If you want to quickly go through the short period of this woman, the film faithfully recorded it.
You can read this time with your own experience and your own understanding.
But the director didn't tell anything through the story, and it didn't seem to have a theme.
Does this story tell about the awe of nature, or about unsustainable development, or about the loneliness left alone under that historical background, or about the woman's soft and strong heart?
don't know, never know
Just watching it quietly and leaving quietly, the "sense of substitution" is so weak, the stories of others are the stories of others, and I can't be surprised by the slightest emotional fluctuations in myself.
Can't really tell how good or bad this movie is.
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