The film mainly highlights three people, Jonathan, Emily and Milo. All three are lost in the world of their own imagination and cannot extricate themselves. But there is one thing in common: they are all left behind by their parents' divorce in childhood, or their parents' other reasons, lingering. So I imagined another world to escape from myself.
The director's portrayal of their imaginary world is deep, eerie and desolate. It's a pity that it's not very original. The feeling of doomsday. At that time, the city's attention was too much, which made the film's expression unbalanced, and the overlapping of the three clues was slightly deliberate and unnatural.
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