Although the film focuses on the mental damage and repair of the protagonist, there are many places where there are factors of suspense, just like opening a banner slowly, and the landscape gradually emerges. Because of the weight of the story, there are some uncomfortable places in the plot. The people in the film lose the ability to see themselves clearly because of lack of communication, especially those close to them. And this theme of returning to my hometown to find peace and healing secretly fits the modern people's desire for the past, the yearning for nature, and the desire for true emotional communication that arise from anxiety and anxiety, amidst troubles. The spirit of the film is actually traditional, but the problem has always existed.
This is a movie jointly launched by Miramax and Lesse Holstrom after "Chocolate", and all Oscar guests are in front of and behind the scenes. Lesse Holstrom is a master at dealing with the subject of "rebuilding life". Combinations like this and themes are very important to the director's ability to control, after all, such themes are a bit old-fashioned. And Holstrom is a moderate and conservative person, I am afraid this is just a delicate and plain work.
