Living in this world, we always hope to constantly understand ourselves, understand the world, understand others, understand and understand... and everything is just that we want to meet someone, an existence that makes us no longer so lonely People in this world. I remember once seeing a passage like "Everyone is lonely. In our life, it is not rare to meet love and sex, but to meet understanding is rare." The more hopeful but the more disappointed, then we Invented words such as tolerance, patience, etc. to escape my pain.
The shaping of Gerg's image always feels like each of us. We always feel that we are full of quirks in a certain corner of our heart, incompatible with this world, do not want to interact with people, look down on or cannot climb high, we are engaged in complicated and complicated Things are boring, but many people around you keep telling you what you need to do. This is a state, the darkest inner side. I can't get rid of it, and I am unwilling to tell others vaguely, as if I don't say that this state doesn't exist anymore. This is the self we know, the self who is afraid of being known but desperately eager to be rescued.
Gerg was lucky to meet Earl, the partner who was always by his side and didn't want to break everything. Even though his face was ruthlessly noisy, he couldn't see you being bullied. More importantly, I met Rachel. As Earl said, this is a patient girl who seems to be very lucky compared to her. Rachel opened up Gerg's heart and was forced to share her unknown world semi-voluntarily. Rachel said that everything Gerg did was forced, but as bystanders, all of us would know how could we go so deeply if it were not voluntary. Gerg is unfortunate. He met his understanding in life, but had to lose her. From the beginning, he knew that they were getting along in a countdown way. This movie, originally a youth film, has one of the heaviest topics in life: death. Even if there is hope in the end, we can continue to understand her after the death of others.
For the film, the plot tells stories that have never been exaggerated, and they describe cute people who are not perfect and have some quirks. The shaky feeling of hand-held shooting in the lens, those somewhat rough props, the kind of hazy but infinitely beautiful lighting, and the design of the bedroom all increased my irresistible favorability for this film. Not to mention the fascinating soundtrack that makes people fall into the plot.
Although some people have things that are only a moment of beauty, they are enough to warm our lives.
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