"What are you so afraid of? I just want to share what we feel. Purely." Perhaps this dangerously sweet whisper is what releases the atmosphere in the film, which is filled with unfamiliarity. The sunshine, the green space, the drugged people, the sluggish gestures, the brilliant psychedelic music that swims through them. Where on earth does this film's strangely beautiful, peaceful, unfamiliar and mysterious atmosphere come from? The characters in the work blend on a green space colored with languor and tranquility. Are they seeing or feeling "love" stronger than Lucy for real. The reason why I think this way is that I can vaguely feel the ultimate state of the life a director dreams of even if it's an illusion. Of course, it is really difficult to affirm a transparent world, in which only the senses exist without preconceptions. If you explain happiness, anxiety, and love so fresh, free, and innocent, there is nothing scarier than that. As we answered earlier's suggestion, however, wouldn't we be able to express our fears and simply join in sensing this film?
_Yoon Ji-hye, Programmer