I think this is a film about "faith", of course this faith points to religion. The female protagonist who has no faith instinctively kisses the bishop’s ring, the setting of religious venues, the repeated emphasis on mural sculptures, etc., a large number of metaphors and clear endings, the main theme of the film is that returning to faith is the only way out of the nightmare. Faith is the only way out. It is the ultimate spiritual belonging of mankind... The
film is closely linked to the theme, layering layers of cocoons, and finally the core of the theme is revealed... Boy, do you understand it?
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