People fear being different and accept that it's easier said than done, until the tormented heart is treated with tenderness, until -- "until we're no different than any other couple."
This film wields an erotic coat, but it is actually about the self-growth of marginalized people. The male protagonist always hopes to defeat himself and control himself. If he fails, he traps himself in a cocoon. Inspired by love and desire, the heroine gave up self-destruction and bravely peeled herself from the onion.
There is a lot of information about the character of the male protagonist buried in the details of the film, and the portrayal of the female protagonist uses a series of shots to shout loudly to remind the audience to pay attention to the changing nodes. Regarding the heroine's self-awakening, the two baths left a strong impression on me, from the misty immersion in the milk bath to the half-exposed body with clear lines. Girls have transformed into women, freaks have become ordinary people, and passive life has gradually been in their own hands.
"Until we are no different than any other couple".
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