Another wonderful low-budget movie that I haven't seen for a long time, but I don't know how to define its genre. I saw this movie in two recommended lists, one is "brain burning" and the other is "love"... The most controversial It should be the end of the film. I tend to believe that the real heroine is the one who escaped. She has changed, so she is willing to make bacon for the male protagonist that the male protagonist was not allowed to eat before. The change once again aroused the suspicion of the male protagonist. It feels that after all the hardships, everything has returned to the original point with the momentary gloomy expression on the male protagonist's face. This is what really makes people shudder. As for the psychological hints of this film, there are actually quite a few: we may not fall in love with someone, but just the person we hope to fall in love with. Well, it's not you that I love.
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