The plot of this vampire filmed by Ya can basically be called no plot, but it is surprisingly consistent with the central idea of a dream about vampires I had. It's not about the love in it, the love in this story isn't my focus - maybe my focus is just skewed, well, this is obviously a story with love as its title. The whole time I watched them lead such a cold, silent and boring life that even the most sophisticated art, literature, science, whatever... couldn't save them.
It's a little funny and a little weird and cute, and I don't find it annoying, and it doesn't even reveal despair. I like this kind of cold unhappy that isn't too rambunctious. This is not a story of roaring disdain and anger, and this is not a story of pursuing "shallow novelty" - not that novelty must be shallow, but novelty (I think) there is a type of novelty that can be called shallow - , is not a rebellious story. If I have to say it, it is probably that, like some movies made by European directors, it sees the bad of this life and feels a little unhappy, but because it is a little cautious He is nostalgic and does not want to curse loudly, so he chooses a lazy and a bit alienated way to express his unhappiness.
So I kind of like it.
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