Ian, 23, is just a sad child who has not grown up. Not only Annika, but also Debbie, a part of his life that he could never give up. No matter what the real reason for his suicide was, his uncontrollable illness, his guilt-ridden love, the derailment of his music beliefs in reality, or something else, the director of the film just insisted developed his photographic vision - black and white images. Maybe it was the infernal pain of spirit and flesh that took away Ian's young life, but who knows? Because of this, although he has weakened other details of Ian's life and musical life, it is enough, and the black and white image shows a mysterious sad Ian.
What I want to say is that Sam is an excellent actor, and those eyes, expressions, tears are uncontrollably sad. Without too much body language and without too much plot rendering, we can already read Ian's helplessness, hesitation and confusion on that young face. This is worrying.
All the episodes in the movie are great, the most familiar song "love will tear us apart", interspersed in the black and white film, makes people cry.
Don't write too much, I hope you also like this movie, and I hope to remember Ian like remember Curt, remember those beautiful and sad lives, souls full of fanaticism and belief in music and life, how? Sadly perished.
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