After watching the movie, I only saw the word loneliness. My parents quarreled, and I was separated between two families. The age that should have been the baby became the superfluous person. In reality, Gia is still dehumanized. Invasion, what a trauma to the heart. Later, even if you become famous, what can you do if you have money, no one understands the loneliness in your heart. People around her only treat her as a money-making machine. To put it bluntly, they just use her. Everyone she cares about has left her. In fact, I just want a sincere hug, but few people are willing to give her this hug. Drugs are really bad, but they can help her temporarily escape from this miserable world. Even a momentary psychedelic is enough to make people unable to escape. In the end, it reminded me of a classic line in the disgusted pine nuts: I was born to be human, I'm sorry.
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