The director uses a documentary filming technique to present a real picture of life, people living in predicament. Rosetta is in an almost extreme situation, an alcoholic mother, a poor living environment, and the repeated torture of unemployment, employment and unemployment. I saw a girl who desperately wanted to live in a desperate situation, longing for a normal life. Following Rosetta's breath and footsteps, we see that despair is the norm in life, and we only feel the cruelty and absurdity of the world. Even the warm stroke in the film is short-lived, when Rosetta has dinner at Leo's rental, the two dance to music on the radio, and Rosetta feels like she has A job, a friend, she seemed to see hope, but the reality immediately forced her back to her original world, and she finally collapsed. No matter how hard she struggled and how she wanted to live, it all seemed meaningless.
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