"Love is giving, and it makes me want to give you everything. I don't even know what I am, but I just want you to take it away." - "The Equal Race" is
set in a world where emotions are forbidden, where People who are calm, just, and polite, they live in a society that is perfect, free from greed, poverty, violence. However, they cannot have feelings.
In the film, having feelings is a crime.
They can't get excited, cry or feel lonely, and if they do, they're treated with drugs ranging from drugs to electric shocks. If they were obsessed with falling in love with someone, they would be sent to the "cave", which is the death penalty.
It was an orderly world, and a cold world. Calling emotions the sos virus, everyone's "health" is monitored daily to see if they're emotional.
The film said: "Physical contact, touching or emotional expressions are all signs of infection with sos." They are technologically advanced and can cure cancer and various diseases, but they have never been able to completely suppress people's feelings. So I tried my best to fight against those who were hiding and infected.
People there work and rest regularly every day, repeating the same things.
The color of the whole film also adopts abstinence style, the clothing and buildings are almost all silver and white, only a few alternatives will be different.
Although the environment at the time demanded that people not have emotions, let alone be emotional, and even some bitches would report people who were emotional, but they failed to put out all the flames of emotion.
It is worth mentioning that, in the end, the male protagonist over-accepted the drug of forgetting feelings because of his sadness, but on the second day, he forgot his feelings and did not report the heroine he once loved, but chose their original plan. .
I couldn't help but think of the phrase "this love is separated by mountains and seas, and mountains and seas can be leveled".
No one can stop us from being together as long as we want to be with each other.
Over the mountains and mountains for you, across the ocean for you.
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