It's been a long time since I saw such a delicate and silent movie.
Many shots grabbed my heart tightly and rips it cleanly. This is a beautiful movie.
The male lead is also quite brilliant. The sunken eyes interpret numbness, surprise, joy, and anger.
The ending is quite interesting.
After all, when she can stand outside and see herself, it is time for her to return to herself.
***Some mistakes can hurt others and hurt very, very deeply. It makes it difficult for the injured person to choose to forgive. A good movie can tell me that the injured person can only end the injury if they choose to forgive, otherwise, the injured person will be the conscious sinner in the end.
There is nothing that cannot be forgiven.
No.
***After a few days of filming in my mind, I suddenly have a question: If the heroine is not so beautiful and silent, can I still understand and forgive as an audience? If the heroine uses her teeth and claws to protect her sense of guilt, she just happens to have another obese and deformed passerby face, will I still feel bad for her when I watch the movie?
At least not when I watch it. So the director chose the most convenient way to bring the audience in.
The truth is that many people have the characteristics of ugliness, hypocrisy, meanness, and very unflattering characteristics, and, under this not beautiful appearance, they have a lonely, inferior, and fragile mentality.
So a tragedy even more tragic than the movie happened.
This is why art movies are called art movies. It whitewashed the saddest and ruthless side of reality, concealed the naked ugliness, and made people forget their desire for tolerance when they turned their heads to see the A, B, C, and D by their side.
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