Accept your misfortune, start the day, go, Reivew on Powder Blue

Unfortunate fates are intricately intertwined, a dancer whose son is dying, a corpse makeup artist whose financial and emotional situation is in disarray, a priest who has lost a beloved woman, a same-sex sex worker who has lost his true love, and a Father who wants to make amends after 25 years in prison. The five characters are all wandering in the darkest corners of life, and seeking death seems to be the only way out.

This is a movie worth thinking about, although there is no old-fashioned storyline, nor a particularly lively and warm happy ending, everything comes lightly. But from the results of the film, we can know that the screenwriter still believes that there will be rainbows after the storm. Movies like this make me think about the meaning of life. As the saying goes, unsatisfactory things in life are often unsatisfactory. If true love exists, then we still have the strength to open our hands to embrace a better tomorrow.

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