I think the film is to a certain extent Miss Z's mildly pessimistic fatalism, even if the Americans take it all to the extreme, the extreme to the fringes.
Everything is inevitable, and only when two people's lives and lives have reached the lowest point, their love will appear so poignant and profound at the end.
Suddenly I remembered a sentence in "Amber": All love is sad, but even though it is sad, it is still the most beautiful thing we know.
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