The audience does not need to be heartbroken, the occasional tears are just a sweet touch, an accessory product of Xiaoxiao. As for the disease, it is only an indispensable small fork in the road of the two married couples. It’s no different from the other female protagonists who misunderstood the nameless vinegar, or the emotional trauma of an ex-girlfriend or boyfriend. In order to be able to speak the essence of the whole movie after the heroine is recovered at the ending, we will continue the fine tradition of part-of-speech movies. "It's not fair. I can't ask you to do this." "You don't need to ask."
Why is it Parkinson's disease? Perhaps it has a long incubation period, which can provide a chance for the female protagonist to wake up in the first stage due to the male protagonist. The symptoms are not obvious in the early stage, the disease does not affect people, and it is a genetic disease. It has many advantages that have nothing to do with personal work, rest and character.
For spirit and flesh, the answer is straightforward, let the flesh first, don't entangle. The theme is also very educational. The two swingers are brought into the right way. I imagine that there are still many foreigners who have never said I LU. True love is invincible, not to mention true love with the struggle against illness. It makes the world a better place, just like taking Yolomite.
There are many links that have nothing to do with emotional dramas, to completely draw a line from Joan's optimistic spirit that only loves not bread, and also exposes the ills of the capitalist medical system by the way, which is very realistic and vigilant. After watching the exposed meat scenes, I can always continue to look like a Russian novel and continue to look forward to more raw meat scenes.
The story took place in 1997. I thought that at the end there would be a follow-up report with overlapping photos and subtitles: So far, 14 years, he and she are still together, although there is love and asexuality. It's a pity that this movie doesn't even have the courage to continue making it up. In the end, life is higher than art.
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