2. This film reminds me of Pulp Fiction. The common point is that it is mentioned that life is composed of countless accidents and randomness.
3. This film also reminds me of black swans. After Black Swan aired, countless professional ballet dancers were outraged when laymen asked if their lives were so "demonized". I wonder if countless mathematicians will feel depressed because of being demonized after this film is broadcast. Movies have limited time, and they inevitably exaggerate in pursuit of a sense of impact.
Fourth, I watched "Perfume" just two days ago. I want to say that the greatest crime is not finding a scapegoat, but the results of your crime can change people's values and make people worship you because of it. The most powerful gun in the world is the gun of opinion.
5. I want to see the original...
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