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Have you ever looked at your own shadow?
Cristina 2022-03-25 09:01:15
Just like we often ignore our own shadow, those who stand silently behind or who are extremely inferior but eager to pay attention are also very easy to be ignored by us. The abnormal behavior they show is an extreme manifestation of inferiority, but they also share happiness with you. And the simple side of caring. I always think that everything happens for its reason, when Shadow Man's mother says "you are nothing without me" I think that's the root cause of Shadow Man's development. There is no natural perversion in this world, only fragile and sensitive nerves and lack of caring growth.
Extended Reading
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Abigayle 2022-04-23 07:03:35
The first two-thirds of the shot was really good, but it was delayed later
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Amelia 2022-03-27 09:01:14
The subject matter is very good, but the filming is bad, but the rhythm of each step comes out. The last scene with lights out is a good idea, the plot is a little delayed, and the inexplicable love scene is too abrupt. . . I really admire Spanish directors, who often turn thrillers into warm and touching literary films in the end. . . .
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Isaac: Close your eyes.
Julia Levin: [sighs] What?
Isaac: Close your eyes.
[Julia closes her eyes]
Isaac: Can you see me?
Julia Levin: Of course I can't
Isaac: Then how do you know I'm still here with you?
Julia Levin: Because I can ear you.
Isaac: What if I remain silent? How do you know I'm still here?
[Julia, still with her eyes closed, extends her arm to Isaac and touches his face]
Julia Levin: I can touch you.
Isaac: And can you smell me?
Julia Levin: [touches his lips] And kiss you.
[they kiss]
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Créspulo: [to Julia, about the "Invisible Man"] Be careful. The man who was with your sister had very angry eyes. He knows how to be a shadow. If someone feels invisible and is angry at the world, he can be dangerous. He has no lights. Nobody looks at him. He could sneak up on you and before you realise...