This film is more suitable for a person to watch quietly. The whole tone of the film is depressing and desolate. At the very beginning of the film, Rebecca sits on a bench by the sea, stroking her slightly protruding belly and saying, "You're gone, it doesn't mean you don't exist. The camera cuts back to the scene where she and Tommy first met.
The two children are childhood sweethearts, and the other side of the children has an attraction between playmates. Before Rebecca left, Tommy said to see her off, but in the end he didn't come. With a quick kiss, the two children still didn't express anything.
Years later, Rebecca returned to the beach and found Tommy. As adults, they were like friends and they were very ambiguous together. This was also a rare time when Rebecca showed a happy smile in the movie.
However, bad luck came, this time it was Tommy's departure, forever.
The unreachable is always in turmoil, and the unexpressed feelings are the most turbulent. Rebecca wants to use modern technology to bring her lover back to her side. Since Tommy was born, she has always harbored a kind of love for her lover and the pain caused by ethics.
Eventually, when the truth came out, Tommy left. She combed her hair, smiled and sent him away, even if she was reluctant, she still watched him leave quietly.
We can all accept the end of a relationship, but we cannot accept leaving too late to say goodbye. No matter what the result is, as long as it is the decision you made, I can accept it, but I am afraid that you will still be unwilling, but I have not yet made you understand my love for you.
Ps: After reading it, I have been thinking, why did the heroine choose to clone to bring back her lover, I feel that in addition to the deep love, there may be unwillingness.
Eva's unique quiet temperament also adds a lot to this role.
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