I admit that the translation of "Contact in Time and Space" is a bit old-fashioned. But "Interstellar" many years later has the same core as it.
I saw the same Uncle Ma, who used the same words--Einstein's special theory of relativity to describe the loneliness of a person leaving the earth and returning home.
The heroine, who is also obsessed with scientific pursuits, has the same perseverance and moving temperament, and has the same important childhood memories of her father's role.
The same wormhole goes through the camera; the same famous law that runs through the show, one is Occam's razor, the other is Murphy's law.
The happiest thing is to see the handsome and charming Uncle Ma saying "don't go" to Jodie by the lake , as if seeing the same love for his daughter in "Interstellar" many years later and finally returning to his family beside him.
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