"Hidden Wall" is a film with a strong philosophical meaning. A woman who lives alone in a mountain hut, one day, suddenly finds herself cut off by an invisible glass wall. A few animals around him became the only living things. From disbelief to anticipation of being discovered, from the thought of suicide to the peace of no feeling. She had to keep a diary just for the record, year after year until she ran out of paper, and the film came to an abrupt end. Her life continues, animals come and go. It was just a transparent wall, the seasons of the sky remained the same, the rain and snow fell naturally, the moon and stars were still blinking, and the speed of time just changed according to her feelings. Work and survival become the whole theme. You would think that humans might be the thing she longed to see the most, however, the only time she met was the man who robbed her cows, and she didn't even see a face and didn't even have a conversation, she didn't hesitate to defend her animals Killed him with a shotgun. You may think that what a lonely person needs most is communication. She tells you that it is actually companionship, even if it is an animal without language. The whole film narrates her diary in the first person, starting with the diary and ending with the diary. The endless aftertaste swept through the mountains. How many philosophical questions follow in a string. Where is that wall? What the hell does that wall cut off? Who can only want that wall? That wall is everywhere in our lives.
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