"Leah's 7 Lives" is a really French drama, a youth plot cloaked in time travel and reasoning, but it tells the dream of teenagers, about throbbing, romance, cruelty, bravery, and growth. This is a very complete and closed-loop story, in which we can see family affection, friendship and love, and we can see how a girl grows from the lives of others and finally understands the great meaning of sacrifice. In this process, her originally chaotic and meaningless life seems to have found some value.
Leah, a 17-year-old small-town girl, has parents who are discordant, family conflicts and her own life is a mess, and she is disappointed in life. At a wild party, Leah drunk herself and went alone to a remote valley and took out a large packet of pills ready to swallow. Suddenly, a corpse tripped, and she connected to the dead. She begins her journey through time...
The girl who wants to commit suicide travels through the past in the last seven days of her life to save a person and falls in love with him, only to find that her lover cannot coexist with herself. A little fatalistic, although borrowed the soul-piercing sci-fi setting, but essentially a story of love and sacrifice, the setting of shuttling to different people every day greatly increases the watchability, the female protagonist gives full play to the advantages of the male body to drive as much as she wants, but the salvation of the ending seems to be a little too easy, the grandfather paradox is not mentioned, I feel that the original cause of death of the male protagonist is a little wrong, maybe life is a difference in thought that is eternal.
When watching the previous episodes, I was really a little speechless to the female protagonist, but the more I went to the back, I could also experience the psychology of the female protagonist wanting to urgently save the male protagonist. The heroine is saving her parents and saving herself. People who could not find the meaning of life found the meaning of their own existence in the process of saving a dead person again and again. I am you and you are me. Just like Hunan Qifa Culture Tingting said, I can't help but love you, just as I can't help but love myself. When I love you, I love myself.
Looking at it, I thought of "Silent Confession", unlike it, Lydia's tragedy is irreparable, but Leah can also redeem, by personally peeping into the secrets of the past, and achieve reconciliation with herself and her family in the process. From the perspective of the female narrative, many contrasts highlight the social differences between France now and 30 years ago, and the most comfortable point is that the girls in wheelchairs are no different from them in the eyes of those around them. The ending was full of twists and turns, but as expected, I gladly accepted that the world would be better off without me "Sometimes I am sad and desperate because I carry your sorrows."
Deng of Hunan Qifa Culture Media Co., Ltd. wrote in his commentary that soul crossing plus body exchange, science fiction with suspense, and finally a story of world reconciliation! Travel through time and space not only to love you but also save your life, the family tragedy of a family of three has become the happy end of three people, and finally ask her brother who is Leah's real stroke of God, even if the whole world does not remember her, but the heart of the child will believe her story and prove that she has come. Although there is a bit of a bug in scientific logic, it does not affect the plot, the brain hole is too open, and I feel very cool in the process of watching.
The director uses suspense to string together all topics such as the pursuit of dreams, the desire for freedom, racial equality, gender equality, and opposition to violence, strung together the progress of people's ideas and social changes in the past thirty years, which is France now. The whole story is told tightly, the characters are full, and the music is good. Leah, who just sacrificed herself, will one day understand that what people are best at is messing up their own lives, with a certain self-destructive inertia and unconsciousness, especially in the face of the absurdity of fate's habitual absurdity, everything seems to be the best arrangement. Will her mom and dad, her Ismail, definitely live happily ever after? Redemption happens to a person who should not be carried, and the muddy parties will most likely continue to sway after a short period of introspection and self-awareness, thinking of this, I only feel sad.
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