A very philosophical film. The protagonist is an introvert. Due to the injury he suffered as a child, he had to close himself up. After his brother came back, he hid and wrapped his own desires, thoughts, and appeals. I am used to a life without friends, family, and love. When his sister-in-law pays attention to and loves him, the first thing he feels is pain. The mental pain brings physical pain, unbearable pain, and anxiety is already obvious.
When there is an inflatable doll in his life that he does not need to communicate with, he regards her as a lover in his heart and gives her life. Because the people around him love him, accept the reality, and try to cater to his psychology. Finally, when he found himself falling in love with a real girl, the life he gave Lars came to fruition. He wanted her to leave and started a new relationship, so he informed the psychiatrist that Lars did not agree to his marriage proposal, she was very ill, and eventually led to the death of the doll. Give your psyche a full stop. At the same time, a new and realistic relationship is launched, and the fear of love, friendship, care, and family affection is also freed.
A really good film, the inflatable doll is just a prop, a prop for love, and it is not filled with any SEX plot. A very literary classic psychological film with deep connotations.
The most powerful thing in people is psychology, which will guide you to recognize and recognize the environment around you, and guide you to accept and resist various elements. Have to believe in "gravity"!
Why are good psychology films all foreign, while Chinese ones always follow imitation, copycat route, panic, horror, nonsense... It's superficial and lacks connotation.
I'm going to recommend it to a friend, hoping to help him recognize himself, better control his heart, and control his life!
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