Homeless Hobin- The self-image produced by the protagonist after he grows up represents wisdom, consciousness, memory, etc... It is also the source of artistic creation.
Child in Clipping - The protagonist himself when he was 5 years old.
Detective - The protagonist finally asks his name and he says it's Leonardo Da Vinci (a genius who is also a pagan).
Ending - The protagonist was put in the car and drove away. There was only him and the driver in the car, no police officers. The surrounding scenery was beautiful, and the protagonist was not wearing a handcuff.
I like this movie because it raises the imagination that the self-sufficient person can also be redeemed after death - a reference to anti-traditional Christianity, which is also the reason why the agent calls himself Leonardo da Vinci; also because the film also made One of the most beautiful police stations - yes, the rain keeps leaking, there's not even a working pen, and the police are terrible when they interrogate suspects, but they are some sincere people who find the dead for redemption life people. Some people are willing to understand themselves and understand themselves after death. This is a beautiful ending.
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