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Talking about the mysterious female high story II.

I wanted to see a horror film, but I didn't expect to see a good aestheticism film in a thriller coat. You must be patient when watching Korean movies, or you won't last the first twenty minutes. The two girls in the water at the beginning are actually hints of the final outcome. Accompanied by familiar piano music, I walked into an ordinary world. What follows is all the trivial things in girls' schools. There are girls with hairpins, strict teachers, and two girls with special friendship, Cui Shan and Cui Yan. The only clue that can run through is the red notebook that Mingya found. The story is so dull, almost like a campus documentary, recording a day's campus life, interspersed with notebooks and the past between Cui Shan and Cui Yan. However, the stormy waves hit in this calm-Cui Shan committed suicide by jumping off a building. No one knows why she killed herself. The bloody death scene frightened all the girls, especially the elegance of Trishanne's notebook. Then, something terrible happened. Cui Shan's ghost seems to haunt the school. Cui Shan is dead, but Cui Yan is still alive, lonely and miserable. In the piano room, it may be a memory or a story that happened in the past: Cui Shan fell in love with Cui Yan, and they were regarded as weirdos by their classmates. In the classroom, the teacher slapped Cui Yan and Cui Shan was very angry. When the teacher left, Cui Shan bravely kissed Cui Yan's bleeding lips in front of all her classmates. This scene lasted for a long time. The scene of two girls in student clothes kissing for a long time in the classroom is a classic lesbian movie, especially Cui Yan's bloody lips, which definitely has some hints. Students want to go home after school, the school gate can't be opened, and teachers and students are locked in the school. All this is the revenge of Cui Shan's soul. The ghost of Trishanne keeps appearing in front of Mingya and her classmates, and the whole school is immersed in fear and chaos. At this time, the high-pitched songs of classical music sounded, as if in a sacred church, mixed with girls' screams and escapes-the last climax, under the gaze of Cui Shan's ghost, the school gate was wide open, and all the teachers and students fled in the heavy rain, leaving only Mingya and Cui Yan. Where will Cui Yan go? The film didn't give an answer, but finally Mingya opened the door of the rooftop, and Cui Shanzheng sat on the edge of the rooftop with a smile. In the background behind him is a church spire and cross (a symbol of martyrdom? )。 Then, the camera simulates what Cui Shan saw when he fell from the building. Finally, Cui Shan laughed and sang a song to wish Cui Yan a happy birthday. At the end, the famous piano music played again, and two girls were playing happily on the rooftop. There is no carnal desire, only spiritual communion, which is pure. It's really a shame that South Korea can have such a good movie. Compared with East Palace and West Palace, Entertainment Lovers is actually very subtle, describing the same-sex friendship between Cui Shan and Cui Yan (love? ), the narrative style of stream of consciousness is like Proust's recollection of the past, beautiful music, beautiful composition and photography. Everything is beautiful, without any sensual ingredients, and even Cui Shan's seductive eyes just remind people of beauty. All the thriller elements are actually the continuation of Cui Shan's personality when he was alive. The root of all fear lies in fear itself. Just like the teacher's death, he may die of happiness, but he did something irresponsible. Perhaps what happened between the teacher and Cui Shan made Cui Shan find that the person who really loves her is actually around her, that is Cui Yan, but Cui Yan dare not accept it. She said Trishanne was a bad boy. Maybe this is the direct cause of Cui Shan's suicide. Until the end, we saw Cui Yan's tears and Cui Shan's soul's blessing to Cui Yan. What else can I say? Stop the illustration, the language of the film doesn't need words to explain. Perhaps, such feelings happen around us, and this movie tells us that they are beautiful, don't destroy them.