The film Love in Space is very profound. Are there any experts or senior film critics to answer? Thank you.

The Second Half of Love: Angels and Radio Waves is similar to Kubrick's 200 1 A Space Odyssey. The director wants to explain the relationship between man and the universe. This philosophical thinking is only expressed in an abstract film language, which tests the IQ of the audience. Fortunately, the director is more humane than Master Ku, and constantly interprets his own understanding of life through the telling of survival stories. Although this lonely movie is boring, you won't understand it all once you watch it.

As the only astronaut on the space station and the last man on the whole earth, he spent four years alone in the starry sky. He believes that the failure of the space station made Houston lose contact with London, and later realized that human society was destroyed. Waiting for such four years is too long, maintaining hope for too long, making loneliness so helpless and painful.

Before the life support system was about to run out, the astronauts chose to leap to the earth. No matter whether the meaning of survival is mutual listening and communication or mutual body temperature comfort, in the lonely and isolated space station, the astronaut has completely evolved the space station from a well-organized living facility into a primitive cave, and he himself has evolved from a strong and regular man into a lazy savage covered in decorations and words. He watched the light of civilization gradually disappear on the earth, and the light like a nuclear explosion eventually destroyed the night sky of the earth. Although the earth is still blue, at the moment, he is the only person between heaven and earth.

All the words or images he can hear and see are stored in disordered characters. On the space station, he found a note left by soldiers during the civil war, the memory of the war, the thinking about whether it is meaningful to live alone after all his comrades died, and the shock after he went to the canyon to see an unidentified alien flying object landing at the request of the commander ... interspersed with an old man's survival summary. There is a sense of driving that ordinary people wander between life and death, and a sense of family and life that veterans have experienced after the test of life and death. The origin of these images, like photocatalyst, constitutes human society. After reading the diary, astronauts are eager to know the answers, such as the meaning of existence, the destination of death, and how to cross between life and death. Everyone has thought about these questions, but everyone is so at a loss. Even if the war is extremely cruel and human beings continue to fight, even if interpersonal communication is so necessary, interpersonal communication will always be full of distrust. What is the meaning of survival, is it indifferent to live, or is it painful to find the answer?

The director's ideas are simple, but like ink, it seems that there are too many explanations when the ideas are opened. So at the end of the film, the astronaut, as the last person in human society, saw the universe when he hoped to embrace the earth. Man and the universe are one, and the universe is like the origin of photocatalyst. When the light passes through the astronaut's body and connects back and forth into a moving line, the director's thinking is close to the "harmony between man and nature" in China's ancient philosophy.

Is man himself an imagination and a symbol of the origin of the universe? The greatest significance of it as a kind of existence is that it is one of countless origins. Just as today's scientists are frantically searching for God's particles, so are people. For example, from the material point of view, human existence does not have a higher significance. If we regard it as a kind of spirit, then the reality of endless wars, bloodshed, quarrels and mutual distrust between people and nations in human society is ridiculous.

There is no concept of time in the universe, and time is only a reference for human beings to verify their existence. Ten thousand years is too long, seize the day. All the disadvantages of human society come from the contradiction between the eternity of the universe and the microscopic instantaneous life span ignored by individuals. Eternity doesn't care about the changes of particles, and even the biggest changes can be ignored. For example, the destruction of the earth is a trivial change in origin relative to the universe; A little moment, but more want to grasp the eternity of a moment, so the smallest person in the universe often wants to play the role of God.

The director pondered this huge contradiction with the help of the film guests' self-interpretation of the survival fragments.

This is a philosophical film Love: Angels and Radio Waves, which is the directorial debut of American photographer William Eubank. But it's not for reading, it's more like a book to read, and it's best for politicians to read-Obama, Putin, Bashar, and so on.