In the movie, the hero and heroine are all in a trance, as if they don't eat the fireworks of the world. In particular, the man's expression is indifferent, and he is detached from the situation from beginning to end. The heroine is also in a trance, as if in a dream. The two seem to be in love, but there is never an unforgettable exchange of feelings. Even if there are repeated playful scenes, after all, the action of the game is almost superficial, and it is difficult to see the deep meaning. This situation seems to be non-existent, and the people of Sri Lanka seem to be in non-existence. In fact, people are independent individuals, and their bodies are also constantly changing. This body is not there, so there is no complete understanding, love, love, and communication with each other.
Many years ago, I watched a TV series describing campus life, titled "The Soul of the Teacher". The plot has long been forgotten, but the lyrics of the theme song are still fresh in my memory: "You are you, I am me, and he is him." In the vernacular, the truth is the true meaning of life.
The films are all shot with hand-held cameras, the images are swaying, and the focus is drifting.
Life is impermanent, where can I find a fairyland, and why should I seek an illusory fairyland?
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