The story is a triangle of three men and one woman, a four-cornered love. As for some people who emphasize that this is a same-sex movie, I personally disagree. What the film wants to express is much more complex and rich.
The ending is also indescribable, is it the ending you want? Yes or no. There is hope, there is sadness.
"My brother's death was unfortunate. I thought I died too. But there are even more unfortunate things, worse than war. That is life goes on."
Such a heavy description of life. Perhaps this is also the growth of a teenager.
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