In any form of drama, no matter how big the brain hole is, no matter how bizarre and unexpected the plot is, in the end, after all, it must focus on people to make the audience feel immersed and move people's hearts, and it can be regarded as a good drama. There are often inadvertent lines in this play that float past, but they can really hit your heart. There are often absurd and violent slow motion and mixed cuts in this play that can make you cry. After Lana's transgender experience, she must have poured a lot of her knowledge about life into this show, which is why those lines sound so convincing. Philosophers say that people are fundamentally incommunicable, so some people say that everyone is an island, and what you think of others is only what you think, and vice versa. However, these eight people can synaesthesia, feel each other's feelings, and see each other's knowledge. What a beautiful dream. Isn't the love in the play also a beautiful dream? A good drama should create dreams for the audience, the reality is already heavy enough. Just like the little black brother, the dream created by Jean-Claude Vandon gave him a heroic strength to fight against the gravity of reality. How wonderful.
I still want to say something I forgot, I'll make it up next time I think of it.
By the way, at the end of the fourth episode, when the Icelandic girl plugged in her headphones and listened to "What's Up", eight people sang this song together in different situations. That scene was very interesting.
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