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Birdman or (The Unexpected Virtue of Ignorance)

I didn't understand this movie. I don't understand whether the bird man is fine or does it really exist? There was a scene where Riggan's birdman personality took control of his body and flew over the city. When he walked into the theater, someone kept chasing him and asked him to pay the fare, indicating that he must have been imagining it in a taxi at the time, and the birdman was not. Real existence. But in the end, he was in the hospital, opened the window and "flyed" out, and the conversation sam came back. After seeing it, he first looked downstairs, then looked up, and laughed. Could it be that he really flew at this time?
There is a sentence in the play that left a deep impression on me, to the effect that I have been playing someone else, and I hope you can love me because of it. Maybe there is some resonance, for life, for a better life or something, sometimes, subconsciously, I hope to please others, but I wonder if others will like you more because of this? Maybe as sam said to riggan, you thought you were important, but it wasn't. You think other people like you, but that's not true either. What you do is based on your selfishness. . .
This movie reminds me of another movie, New York Ukiyo-e

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