I know everything except myself.
"I know it, flies fall into milk, black and white at a glance; I know it, I know it. I know identity by clothing, and I know it; I know the weather, I know it, I know it; I know it when I see an apple tree. I know that I can recognize apples; the diligent and the lazy can see at a glance, and understand everything except themselves. In short, I know it all. There is a big difference between a healthy face and a pale face, I and know; death brings an end to all things, and knows everything but itself.”
Do people with ideals necessarily live in illusions? Watching the ideal world built by him collapse, or even destroy it himself. Reality is so powerful. To escape or to accept.
I can distinguish between black and white, good and evil, and I know everything. When the world deviates, it is just the intense loneliness of being left alone.
In the disaster-stricken areas after the earthquake, life was devastated and the order was deviated. And when one deviates, and the moral code is destroyed in one's own hands, it is the shattering from the core to the body. I can't forgive myself, in the end I'm bound by myself. What impressed me the most was the words "gifted life". Living is just a slap in the face, the real me has long since died.
Perfectionism is a complication of extreme idealism. Suffering forces me to make mistakes. If I make mistakes, I am ruined. The world and I are not saved. Hate yourself, then fall, and more choose to perish. "You are all fouled, the labor and management are broken by you, the labor and management are over, but the labor and management will destroy you foul guys before committing suicide!"
Pistol in the washing machine. Suicide or surrender. If it were me, I would undoubtedly choose the pistol in the washing machine, and when it's over, I can pretend to be happy. But our protagonist, pulled by his daughter-in-law, became sober like a god, atonement, cleared, and started again.
Does he really believe in the beautiful future depicted by his daughter-in-law? I don't think it's that simple.
But the prison will give him a long time to repair, and he will start over and face his life.
In the end, in the fog and mist, Someya-san shouted to come on and ran to the police station. This kind of courage was quite touching. I burst into tears.
Japanese films.. Normal people will feel: perverted! God logic! kill yourself. Although it is to spread positive energy, the gloomy tone of the whole film usually makes people not see the end.
All in all, a great movie.
To be honest, most of the protagonists in Japanese films are abnormal and should go to see a psychiatrist. Of course, there are exaggerated elements in the movie, and Japan is indeed a very INFP country.
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