Although some friends say that this is a man's film, there is no trace of warmth, but I still stubbornly believe that even in this gray-toned gangster film, there is still a touch of warmth like winter sunshine from time to time. Infiltrate a little bit. Seeing the only friend in prison saying happy birthday to Eben; seeing Eben in a white shirt standing and thinking alone by the sea; seeing his friend's child babbling in Eben's arms; seeing the light, Seeing the clouds, seeing the sky... everything symbolizes the beauty and warmth in their lives. Maybe they once had hope, the desire for life no matter who will have it. So when Eben's friend (I forgot his name~~) will desperately look up through the window at the moment before his death, trying to remember the last wind of this world he still misses, the last wind bright.
Eben's upbringing was done in prison. In any case, he is no longer an ignorant big boy.
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