This short film is a drama about a man holding a box. He walks to visit a house, and finds it. As soon as he stands in front of the door, he recalls an old memory of his childhood...I focus on the time order which works well. In this film, 'flashback is incorporated as a technique. At the beginning of the story, who the man visits, what his purpose is, and what is in the box, are a mystery. However, the current scene switches to the past scene, and viewers can guess the mystery. Furthermore, although this film has only a set of lines, it captures our imagination. For example, in the later part, before he tries to turn back to stop visiting, his facial expression comes into focus. From the expression, I guessed that if the door is opened, it would have revealed that maybe the girl at that time had been persecuted soon afterwards, and that there might already be different people living there, so he is afraid to find out the truth and turns back. I just don't know if it's true. There's a lot of room for imagination in this film, so I recommend it!
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