I saw this film with a good score, so I ran away I watched it down, and I finished it patiently (no fast forward~), and it was very heart-wrenching...
At first, I thought Lourdes had a very religious atmosphere. The music in the church is full of pilgrims, statues of the Virgin Mary, and caring and caring staff. The places to visit will also give people in wheelchairs similar fast-track care, and the old lady in the same bedroom is eager to help the heroine. busy.
But when I look at it, why do I feel weird? The pilgrims who gather in groups actually have their own thoughts. The volunteer nurses start to smash their feelings and ignore the patients. The priest, the elder nun(?) and a man in a police uniform (?) The three of them were playing cards together and telling jokes about Christ. To the people who came to ask questions, the priest's answer felt very empty, and it felt like he was just copying the Bible
. ), a seemingly harmonious pilgrimage site, has actually turned sour. Among them, the director gave a lot of shots of people's eyes, cynicism, suspicion, jealousy, indifference... And the man who gave the heroine a little hope of life and love, at the end of the movie, the heroine fell down After that, he left the heroine's side indifferently.
Do miracles really exist? As people in the film wonder, why is this seemingly impious girl and not the absolutely religious Cecily? The heroine finally sat back in the wheelchair pushed by the old lady. Has she deteriorated again? I have no idea. theology or something. It is difficult for Chinese people to integrate into it.
Well, I know that my literary level is limited, and I am not a believer of a certain religion in the strict sense. You can understand the mystery of the film after watching it for yourself
. Looking forward to a miracle, but at the same time abhors it. Because, if the miracle does not appear on oneself, it means that oneself is not so unique, unique enough to be chosen by the miracle. There is no need to pray for a miracle by yourself.
Well, that's it.
9.21 See addition to comments below:
Since God does not serve "I", it can be inferred that he does not serve anyone and does not change his will for the will of man, so what is the use of praying for miracles? Isn't it just like worshipping Buddha before the exam, just seeking comfort in one's own heart~ After all, I have to turn to atheism again... As expected, theology is not suitable for me to discuss... Because my tendency is rather anarchic and hungry~
By the way, I've been watching "Dialogue with God" recently~ Slowly study~~
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