I'm in a situation where I don't know who I am and I don't know what to do. I know neither my situation nor my responsibilities. I look forward to the best and follow it with all my heart. For eternity, I am willing to give everything. We have all been anxious, and we have all lost ourselves. Those who are anxious are in pain, as if they can't get through, and the darkness will never end.
That's probably how I was a few years ago, losing the most important person in my life and always thinking I'd suffered undue pain prematurely. I used to be in a state of crying late at night, going into hiding, talking only to people I knew; hating everything because fate was so unfair.
The brief shot of Natalie lying in bed on the student's farm holding Pandora crying reminds me of those bleak days. Apart from the persistence and understanding of a friend at the time, I began to cultivate a strong "self" and as rich a spiritual world as possible. This doesn't change the facts, but at least it keeps things rational. You must know that you are the only one who can truly support yourself. Why are people with depression easy to commit suicide, because no one can really help them.
At the end of the film, Natalie becomes a grandmother, and she has a new identity, so who will these past repeat itself? To some extent, life is also a closed loop.
In fact, all of this is just life, you can only move forward.
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