#2019 Shanghai International Film Festival#
The actress is excellent. Throughout the film, she is disappointed with her boyfriend's elusiveness, her intense desire for a new relationship, her sadness and despair over an online love that can't see the light, her heart of "suicide" for true love, and finally when she finally finds out the truth and makes a phone call. Complicated emotions...switch freely and show completely naturally.
In middle age, she has experienced the embarrassing betrayal of her husband. Although she has a relationship, she is also struggling. She is the person who most desires a touch of comfort and warmth, both mentally and physically. The enthusiasm for love has nothing to do with age. But after the blast, she was the only one left. She was in pain, she tossed and turned, and she couldn't get out of the relationship. On the other hand, the other party has already moved on and is about to be upgraded to a father.
So what is it? In the end, the only thing left to fall into, move, and tangle is myself.
To love and be loved is an ability and an eternal need.
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