Three and a half.
She had hugged her happier. An interesting tribute to the acceleration of silent films. Three previous memories. Story completion is what I think is the key to a drama. Some horrific fertility scenes. To be honest, uncomfortable bath scene. If that's the style of this drama, I'd give it up now. Some scary eyes. I don't like this look. If it's just a child's perspective on the adult world, it's not even a part of it. Close-ups of faces, cast selection, voice-over tones, and symbolic screams make up the whole of the uncomfortable element. I do not like. not at all. Fish in a horse's head. Like the octopus in Park Chan-wook. Always in a messy environment, deliberately created. Weird expressionism. Enough, let's get rid of the hateful Nazi satire, I just wanted to read the story. I hate over-interpretation. We need era elements, but we should not throw away the original story. After all, this is a symbolic film. There are always people who don't want to leave, even if everything here is over.
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