Regarding "Mints", Li Changdong said that he wanted to remind young people to think about "what time means". He uses the subjective shot of the train moving forward as a metaphor that recurs throughout the film. Human life is like a train moving irresistibly on the track of fate. I remembered that in our documentary, there was also a train that went through the woods when it was raining, the rain hit the window, and the driver yawned impatiently.
Li Changdong added: "The audience who are particularly obsessed with "Mint" are good people, maybe they want to keep some fragile dreams rather than shatter it." I am not particularly obsessed with "Mints", and even a little bit annoying about the movie. The protagonist is cold, mean, and selfish, and I don't want to give him a second look. But as the story goes back and forth, the former Kim Yong-ho is a completely different person. What does time mean?
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