the world is dreaming, Reivew on The Place Promised in Our Early Days

In all fairness, it is a good film, but the narrative pace of the Japanese is always too slow, and the previous director dug too much resistance, and finally had to swallow the ending, which affected the effect.

What impressed me the most was the giant tower, which divided the sky, the nation, the world, the dream, and the promise into two halves. The hasty destruction of the tower in the end is far less profound than keeping it.

The biggest idea of the whole film lies in the conjecture that "the world can dream, so there are parallel worlds".

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