I think this is a movie with a lot of inner drama, and the plot is a bit complicated. I can't say that my understanding of this movie is correct, it's just that I think so. The heroine wants to write a novel in order to regain her childhood, which may trigger her mental illness, which is similar to the disease of split personality. She found that people and things in her life suddenly became unfamiliar, it should be her illness that gave her false memories. After the car accident when she was a child, she lost her childhood memory, maybe she was also hit hard mentally, plus various other reasons, she became like that, and then it was triggered.
I heard before that if a character with split personality wants to no longer be influenced by the TA, he must find the source and obtain a consensus between himself and that TA. Although I don't know if it's true or not... Anyway, at the end of this movie, it's the heroine who finally gets back her memory and finds out the truth. Usually, Jenny is watching her life, and when writing, they work together.
In terms of plot, this movie is a little suspenseful, even a little scary. In terms of filming, I think it's pretty good. Watching this movie requires patience and care. Although it is not a genre that everyone likes, I think it is still a very interesting movie. Finally, although Sophie is not as young and beautiful as before, her acting skills are really not covered.
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