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Persona: Walking At Night

🕑 Added 2021-12-08 01:33:49 +0000 UTC

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Nicky Kim

One more. You haven't listened to yet "Hey" 있잖아 Rock Ver.

Alloaa

As far as I remember, House on wheels will sopil one of her songs that you haven't listened to yet "the shower"

jiny

In the tranquil atmosphere of the night, the woman is calmly talking about her death. I felt a warm comfort throughout the movie. The woman said, "Even if you wake up from your dream and forget everything, it's important to be together again at this moment." If life is finite and even dreams and deaths just disappear and we have no choice but to be lonely again, this moment with our loved ones becomes more precious. The remaining people will live somehow. However, she would have hoped that memories of herself would not remain hurtful to the man. This dream is a man's dream. It is also an expression of the man's will to live again a normal life, remembering her as a beautiful memory, not a painful wound anymore.

Mahmuda Ruma

💜💜💜

Jessica Thirlwall

This is related to lullaby since this is about meeting a person in a dream after death. But instead of the person dreaming, the main character is the dead person saying goodbye in a dream. Here, she said dreams and death lead to nowhere. For the dream, it is because even if their encounter happened in the dream, once the guy wakes up, he won't remember a thing. For death, all she feels after dying is a sense of disappearing. Basically, after the dream, both IU and the guy's conversations, feelings, and sentiments will disappear forever. Because the guy won't remember. Because she's dead. So the question then becomes this: if no one will remember what happened during the dream, does their encounter and the resolution of their feelings matter? Or will those just become same as dreams and death-- leading to nowhere and becoming nothing? That was the question I got from the film. :)

jiny

IU said, "It was the first work to be filmed. It was like reading a short novel. The director's sensibility was reflected in the work, and it was good to have "me" in it. I remember filming like a dream while walking on a pleasant and refreshing dawn path."