I didn't understand a few details in the movie. The movie started a conversation between Harry and his boss standing on the roof of the building. Harry was exhausted, and the boss gave him a holiday after finishing his work, but Harry said that this kind of exhaustion can't be eliminated by a holiday. of. I have a few questions here after watching the video
First of all, does the boss say the end is just about letting Harry spill coffee on his shirt before 7:15, or is it all the way up to David's whole life planning Inside? And the boss also mentioned that Harry has been with David for a long time. Personally, I feel that the end should refer to the latter. Harry and the others have lived for a long time, so they must have planned a lot of people, so in their world David's life should be just one thing. But isn't it a bit contradictory that the boss stopped David from watching her dance and was exhausted?
Secondly, on the question of the chairman, what is the chairman referring to then? Personally, I don't think the chairman is Harry, and the film doesn't reveal how the planning bureau is organized, but Harry said that everyone sees a different chairman, so simply put, at the end, David asked the chairman if it was Harry, and if so, So isn't David and Ellis the same chairman? I don't know if the analysis is correct or not.
Finally, will changing your destiny plan have an impact on others? Because people are not independent individuals, there is a circle of communication and relationship. The film finally foreshadows the ending of two kinds of people under the arrangement of fate, one is David Elis who dares to rewrite his own destiny, and the other is Elis' ex-husband who obeys fate's arrangement. The film does not say what will happen to the ex-husband's fate, but the ending must be tragic, the fiancee was snatched away. What theme is the film trying to express, the final monologue is a bit unintelligible, please solve it.
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