Strange talk about the deep meaning of every word in the new ear bag

All I know is that a drop of blood is about human indifference.

The shadow sitting there eats you with the edge of feng shui or something. .

The heroine of the third clinic is obsessed with that feeling and addicted to it.

Just play together. The little girl in the film finally went in, died inside and became a ghost, not the girl standing at the window ~ ~ ~

The heroine in the garden seems to be delusional She killed her husband, and the body seems to have been eaten by the creatures in the cage. The yard is a mess. Maybe the rotting smell of the corpse attracted many mosquitoes.

The explanation of "behind the shelf" just found is good, please post it:

First of all, we should make it clear that "shelf" is not a shelf for putting things, but a shelf for putting on airs.

This short film describes a Japanese man suffering from mental illness. Although the film is only five minutes long, it is a true portrayal of many traditional Japanese men. As we all know, Japan is a country with extremely unequal status between men and women, so in Japan, men are more proud and like to put on airs like men. The pressure of work and life (in Japanese society, men are under great pressure) can easily lead men to a "dead end".

The hero of this film is one of them. Because of the man's shelf and work pressure, his spirit became abnormal and his temper became grumpy. The ensuing domestic violence caused his wife and children to leave him, and then he was demoted by the company, and once fell into endless loss and loneliness. But he didn't wake up, but kept escaping from reality until he finally got seriously mentally ill. People need to be released under great pressure, but he can't do it (or he can't find a way to release it). He chose to escape, escape from reality and comfort himself. His wife and children thought he was crazy and left him early in the morning, but he denied it and deceived himself to escape the pain. The first time he called, he asked his son about his homework. His son said, "It's none of your business." In fact, it's not that his son is as rebellious or studying on TV as he said, but that their relationship has long broken down, just

He refused to admit that he had escaped. Finally, his son covered the phone without saying a few words, but he thought it was his fault. Then he called again and was covered by his wife. He thinks this is a mistake. When I call again, I know it's him, so I just don't answer the phone and leave a message. Then he sat down and muttered, and then he said that the children next door complained about him. In fact, behind the door is his room. The child next door is just his imagination and doesn't exist at all, because in his heart, he suspects that someone is dissatisfied with him all day, speaks ill of him and even fantasizes that he really exists. When he said he was alone (pay attention to the change of his expression and eyes, because it touched his inner weakness, and then mysterious background music played), he began to escape, escape loneliness. He entered the room, trying to prove that he was not alone, so he imagined another person coming out to be his companion, and then saw it. He came out with peace of mind and said, I am not alone (that is definitely not), which shows that he was suspicious of his loneliness. Finally, his mood became more unstable, and he began to call people around him crazily and even refused to answer the phone. He is a traditional madman who thinks he is normal and everyone else is crazy. He doesn't understand the attitude of his wife and children towards him, that others call him crazy, and that others are dissatisfied with him, so in his eyes, they are all crazy, his wife and children are crazy, and the children next door are also crazy.

Too many, more than 90 episodes. Anyway, the director likes to shoot half. You can post it and see if there is any explanation.