The contradiction of "I hate it but I accept it" Fiona opened up, and the boy was blind and now sees again. But countless young souls with countless possibilities will encounter the broken fairy tale, the problem of the throat, the poetic and the dream cruise. Fiona can't bear these dreams, not because of the hidden distinctions between classes and cultural symbols, but because Fiona has never really seriously faced and seriously thought about "emotion". That's why the boy cried and asked her why she wanted to enter his life. Why do you unintentionally give me hope? Why don't you want to give me that look of expectation? Jack's efforts to make this marriage are forgivable: cheated, affiliates, talk... These attempts to break the dead marriage and the intervening boys seem to have solved the problem, or maybe not. Because Fiona and Jack's love has always survived in an unequal state. The actors are very natural and have aura. The feeling of profound is impressive through the close-up of the face. But the mediocrity of the film makes the switching of the camera, the top view, and the phantom appear cluttered and incompetent. anyway.
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