Anyone who understands this movie will be secretly moved.
Too many details brought tears to my eyes.
The world of the mentally ill makes me yearn.
Envy them that they can act according to their truest feelings.
I am amazed by Director Park's skill. Such a serious discussion of human nature can be wrapped in such a beautiful picture, full of humor and touching, and at the same time, it can also stimulate the audience's thinking.
I don't understand some things. For example, the hero doesn't seem to be mentally ill. He knows she's not a robot, and he tricks her into eating.
The most depressing thing is that I can't understand the ending. What does "except for the socks that are not wet, everything else is soaked" and the heroine tearing off the Band-Aid mean?
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