The director is skilled. There is no sympathy or excessive explanation for transgender people, but they are treated as normal people, without tinted glasses, and without bias. The best part of the film is restraint, using a daily narrative method to dilute the curiosity, eroticism, dog blood and the accompanying prejudice that are easy to appear in this type of film. A seemingly bland film narrative. But there are many undercurrents hidden in the calm. Let the audience feel the joys, sorrows and sorrows of the heroine in the calm narrative.
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