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In the whole movie, I never felt that Nana was doing whatever she wanted. The gigantic title seems ironic to me. A satire of a confused character and her doomed tragedy.
She seems to have grasped her life and she seems to make every choice for herself, but I think she just follows every opportunity.
Because there is not much to lose, it doesn't matter what you do. This is helpless rather than arbitrary.
It is a little resistance, it is an attempt to follow the heart, but it is not the open-mindedness of complete enlightenment.
How can a person be free?
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