The single old woman soaking in the bathtub's elaboration of loneliness is deeply and biting, and her strong desire and control come from this. .
The way to escape from loneliness varies from person to person and cannot communicate with each other. Desperate possessiveness makes the most familiar friend armed with a deadly knife, coerced with secret in twisted feelings, and destroyed with scandal.
Society has its rules, and to deviate and break is self-destruction sooner or later.
A diary is the only consolation in loneliness, but no matter how secret it is, it will reveal your unspeakable fragility and privacy.
The choice and performance of the two leading actors are in place. The heroine is really beautiful.
The end of the film is a bit sloppy, and half of the human nature that has been revealed is half-covered.
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