There is a joke in the movie. People at the museum looked at the artist's submission, and there was a slideshow, and the curator said it must be about AIDS. They're going to have an exhibition about the Internet age, so it doesn't have to do with the theme. But the curator says email was invented because of AIDS, to keep people out of contact.
Several personal relationships, whether it is suspected love at first sight in a shopping mall, or chatting in a chat room (an old word that evokes nostalgia) about a situation that must be met, or an interaction to tease each other and test one's own charm, etc. , are all human contacts, testing each other, taking one step back and two steps, dancing the waltz of life, funny and sad.
Even if email was really invented to avoid human contacts, people still don't go out of their way to find it. A lot of things are unavoidable, people are just so strange. This movie is about the interactions of the first generation of people on the Internet. It is related to the Internet and has nothing to do with it. It is just a way to talk about things.
Confess my goddess, Miranda July, I feel you.
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