In the film, the most shocking scene is the gray-blue scene where the father kills his daughter. Perhaps, this is the most tragic ending that ordinary people can imagine. Before dawn, when everything is not bright, the father buried his "dirty" daughter, quietly, playing music, waiting for the dawn. This kind of ending is cruel, but it is often accepted by everyone. After all, what is in front of me is just a movie. After the passing, only two tear-stained tissues are left. However, the director did not put the film at such a height, but turned the dark scene into a girl's dream.
After the girl woke up, her father was still in front of him and taught her to drive, but when her daughter was learning to drive, she quietly left and set foot on the road to prison. All that was left was the tears of her daughter on the mountain road.
The ending arranged by the director is not conventional, but leaves more space for the audience to think (note, not imagination, but thinking), therefore, this film has to be called a social ethics film. However, such an ending is not necessarily a happy ending. On the contrary, it may be more cruel, because what we are left with is a more confused and unknown future, and the protagonist of this future is still this girl, and only this girl That's it.
The girl uses her body to repay the debt for her friend, while the father uses the rest of his life to repay the debt for his daughter. Perhaps this should not be called a debt, but after all, whatever the father does in the end is to exchange for the purity of the daughter. At the end of the movie, after the distant sound of the engine, we can't help but reflect on the two girls' dreams of traveling in Europe, about the perversion of the shameless musician, and about the father's impulse and painstaking efforts...
The girl used her body to fulfill her wish for her friend, and seemed to have saved one filthy soul after another, but the father used his own half of his life to call back the daughter in the dream and bring everything back to reality.
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