Humans may eventually be swarming creatures too. For thousands of years, fleeing, shoulder to shoulder, returning to animal nature, gathering in a group, not knowing everyone within two meters, and seeing more backs and hairstyles. Abandon the progress of civilization, and move slowly forward, back and forth, left and right, side by side. Occasionally gathering, touching and integrating are inseparable, and often they collapse quickly. People are like magma, and the crater collapsed. There is nowhere to put the remaining, obvious and stinging loneliness, watching helplessly in the gap between the volcanic ash and the dead flame, slowly engulfing, awakening again, silence and then approaching civilization, stinging, waiting, aimlessly . The world is still the way it is, freedom is arbitrarily vast and absurd, unimaginable, with few restrictions, blurred boundaries, diluted, and waiting. So it's still a sentence, If the world was ending/ you'd come over, right? The beginning is that the director knows how to directly hit the most vulnerable wounds of human beings. I embrace you, hug for a short time, and then come suddenly, vast time and space, eternally separated, and can't ask for it - I get overwhelmed's hot comment said that the love of c and m is "innumerable hugs can't end, gentle relief and A firm look." Should we yell, run, shove each other, throwing dishes, temptations to intervene in the physical world, and again and again suggestive editing, jumping pictures, nonsensical, unreasonable logic, like the director's free will Just kidding... But the discomfort of the first swipe is full of time after the second swipe, and it becomes a passing and eternal time. Lonely and vast. It is rare to give loneliness a grand meaning, but it is by no means a philosophical film, but another exposition of love. Affectionate grief, endless reincarnation waits until ashes. I still remember that multicolored light, the light hole you closed with your own hands, and the note you raced in the crack of the wall. And always u.
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