1) The film has a duality of feminism and libertarianism, and a sense of humor that is no less and no less throughout.
2) The director didn't use extra ink to show why Mona wanders, and the point of the film is not there, but after watching it, you can't help but be curious. An educated girl who can read English should be her stenographer in an office building. What kind of growing environment and what specific reasons made her choose to wander completely? There are several scenes where she is very nervous to avoid the police when she sees it. Maybe the wife of the student of the sycamore tree disease expert is right?
3) The focus of the film is of course on the strong contrast between Mona and her on the way of wandering. It seems that Mona is the protagonist, but in fact she does not explain any of her actions. It seems that the people she meets on the road are Her foil, but they can learn about their lives from their relationship with Mona and the process of evaluating Mona to the audience in front of the camera. This arrangement is really wonderful.
4) Mona is very kind to children and dogs, she is such a lovely girl.
5) In the last shot, she fell down the steps to her death, and then the words came to my mind - "death of liberalism". The liberalism that Mona pursues is so thorough, not for any purpose or for any other side, except for her, all the other characters are on the side of utilitarianism. Of course, other people can't be blamed, because pure liberalism is bound to die in this society.
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