1, "Everything Lost"

Through minimalist narrative and realism, "Everything Lost" becomes an allegory about the nature of human existence. Its technical criticism, open-ended ending, and performance tension make it unique among similar genres. The main character's performance is very good, many emotions are handled very accurately, and the whole storyline is also very interesting. If you stand firm again and again, you will be knocked down by the waves again and again, this is the reality!

2013, "Gravity" version 0

Touched and satisfied that we live on a blue planet suitable for survival; Salute to the scientists, astronauts, and engineers who have explored the unknown world and advanced humanity's footprint in the universe at great risk! Down-to-earth on the land, rich natural resources, not for granted! The scene of an astronaut pushing another astronaut back into the spaceship while pushing himself into infinite darkness has always stuck with me.

3, "Wilderness Survival"

"Survival in the Wilderness" is a work that explores the themes of freedom and self-exploration, and reflects the relationship between man and nature and the meaning of life through the experience of the protagonist. True survival is not about escaping a desert island, but about a fire of hope that is always burning in the heart, and with its profound themes, exquisite production, and the appeal of real events, it becomes a work of both artistic value and discussion.

4, "Fountain of Love"

seems to be an obscure plot, but it is actually a story told in the travel of three time and space. Love can live forever, be born together, and be together after death. The film covers Mayan culture and seems to explore the ultimate proposition of eternal life and reincarnation. If there is love, you will live forever, and if you do not love, you will perish.

5, "Lost in Tokyo"

Between cultures, between people, between people and life. I still feel a sense of haze, from the photography and from the narrative, but this seems to be the meaning of the film itself, the hazy freedom, the hazy pain, the hazy attraction. This haze ends in Bob's whisper to Charlotte at the end, when the connection at that moment is clear and unambiguous, even if the viewer is completely unaware of the content.

If you live alone, then I recommend you to watch these 5 movies!