Maoming xiya hotel

This passage was directed by anthony minghella, but unfortunately he passed away. So according to his last wish, shekhar kapur took over. But shekhar kapur didn't understand the meaning of the script, so he had to take it seriously. This passage is my favorite of 10 short stories. My understanding is this: The young waiter played by Shia La Beouf doesn't really exist. It's just a phantom of the female singer, or a part of herself. His disability represents the incompleteness of a certain part of her, and his illness (all nosebleeds) also shows her illness. The director's frequent use of mirrors may imply that none of this is true. But at the same time, young waiters are also part of the self-salvation of female singers. It is his self-abandonment that makes female singers re-examine reality and life. So when the real old waiter asked her if she should close the window, she readily agreed. In fact, this is what she means by refusing to die. The above is just my personal opinion, and we can discuss it when we have the opportunity.