I have seen this director's trilogy before watching this film, but I must say that this film is not inferior to those trilogy at all. The film is a suspense film, through the sheriff's interrogation, to explain an artist His life, the pain of his childhood, the confusion after becoming famous, the depravity in the bottleneck period, the regret and self-defeating after the depravity, and the beginning of abandoning and forgetting himself, forgetting the teacher he respected, the girl he loved, his best friend, The precious memories of having, all, all...
This is the first time I've seen a movie like this, and I've never come across a movie with such an interior and form in the past. Maybe it's because I had the heart to watch suspense movies, but ended up seeing art movies that amazed me.
In the last paragraph, when the writer was able to make a phone call, he called his lover and wanted to apologize to her, but the other party couldn't hear him talking... This means that after death, everything has nothing to do with the person he loved before.
Finally, when the weather cleared, the writer took his bag full of photos to where he should go. Although the body died, the soul was reborn.
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