we can't help ourselves, we don't know ourselves. We can't clearly recognize our own heart, and we can't express it well. The inner and outer worlds are all chaotic things, just like living in a river with no head and no end, sometimes fast, sometimes slow, sometimes spinning, sometimes being washed in place by different undercurrents
. and agnostic. When people do know something, or think they know something, can it be said that the world is cognizable? Or is it because we can't see everything clearly, we have to say it's unrecognizable? Of course, as far as I am concerned, I am an agnostic person, and because of agnosticism, if I can't clearly know every minute, every moment, and every moment of the moment, the loss will be even greater and unacceptable.
I don't like it. Talk about movies. If people want to know what a combination of video and dubbing says, they can go to a documentary, which is the most objective. And when such a complex is named a film, and this naming is accepted by both the creator and the viewer, it must be because there is something subjective that is generally considered more important
. 90 minutes is too short. Scene after scene, change after change. People like to watch dramas, like to watch movies, because of excellent works, there will not be too many blanks for people to wait for. And masters are good at using this kind of waiting. It is also because there is no blank space in the film, and it is easier for me to act, because there is no rationality. It's the flaw of the movie, it's direct, it's short.
An ambitious director, or an ambitious director, always wants to say something important. The more a director feels that his life is limited and he wants to seek meaning, the more likely he is to make this mistake. My next judgment is that it can't be done. If you want to be great, go into literature. There is no activity greater than creating a world. Because of the limitations of the form itself, the film can clearly explain some small and limited themes, so that everyone likes and makes everyone happy, which is very good.
If there is anything about this movie that reminds me. As a male, what I remember first is the heroine. Personally, I think she plays very well. I don't know if it is my personal style or faithfully acting according to the director's requirements. Second, life is not about what to say, but about what to believe. In human psychology, there is a rule that it will explain its own behavior, rather than doing what it says. Because words are too easy and too advanced, people are more likely to throw them aside and go unnoticed.
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