Today I recommend a movie to you. The film abandons the self-space Wit, Douban only has 900 reviews, but this unpopular film is better than 70% of the film
Vivian was a learned Doctor, and what she did not expect at a young age was that God had made a big joke to herself who was full of enthusiasm for life and scholarship, and after the confirmation of the doctor, she had ovarian cancer, and the disease had progressed to the end of the stage, and there was almost no possibility of a cure. From sadness, resistance to final acceptance, Vivian's heart is like stepping through thousands of mountains and rivers. Although there was little hope of recovery, she actively underwent chemotherapy treatment that might have devastated her. In the process of gradually withering her body and her hair falling one after another, this wise woman did not forget to elusively and think about the first half of her life, she saw infinity in her limited life, and finally adjusted her mentality and faced the inevitable death with a calm posture.
The perspective of this film is close to the alienation and calmness of the documentary. The protagonist is also a person whose social relations are extremely simple, and most of them live in the intellectual world. For ordinary people, there are very few points that can evoke emotional resonance. For me, at least, watching this film didn't have too many emotional fluctuations. On the other hand, the heavy topic of life and the protagonist's near-death experience will make you feel a lot of feelings that go beyond the emotional level. There is not much "viewing enjoyment" to speak of in this film, and the overly calm narrative style is even slightly dull. But after watching it, people will feel that this is a very "important" and "unmissable" film.
Only when people are on the verge of death can they really see themselves clearly, and what others do seem to be copies of their past, so as to repent of the past and find the salvation of the soul. The discussion of life and death is timeless, the verses are beautiful, not to mention the performance of Aunt Emma!