I don't understand it well, but I think it's a very serious film, and I actually shed several tears for no reason...?
In the end, the scene that the audience saw after shouting for refueling has always been the ruins after the earthquake. Combined with the experience of the male protagonist, it feels a bit like standing up from the ruins and desolation. In a society full of eccentricities, women with promiscuous words written all over their bodies can make a man mentally break down with a single harassing phone call, and random murders often occur. The collapse of the spiritual world is more terrifying than anything else, and it is difficult for everyone to protect themselves. At this time, there is the unreasonable warmth of the old man and the underworld uncle.
A difficult movie to understand. By the way, at the beginning I always felt that the male protagonist's tendency to domestic violence was too serious.
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