Jane does a really nice job at portraying what does it mean to feel like you're lost in the world and when you feel that nobody can help you nor relieve you on your own existence. Its aimlessness, while seemingly amateur at first glance, is perfectly reflective of these emotions and that life has no meaning except what you feel throughout it. She travels throughout multiple parts of the world but yet, she cannot find her place in it and it doesn't give her further enlightenment except her own memories.
My favorite scene was the pride event at the end, which presents a beautiful paradox of both happiness to a celebration of self-acceptance to a community filled of individuals that were probably isolated by their families and friends but yet, even she cannot find company in the very context of those that reunite to find company in those without it.
My favorite scene was the pride event at the end, which presents a beautiful paradox of both happiness to a celebration of self-acceptance to a community filled of individuals that were probably isolated by their families and friends but yet, even she cannot find company in the very context of those that reunite to find company in those without it.