What exactly was the emphasis here? That people feel they require

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Hello?

I thought it was pretty simple that the main message is that you should allow people to choose their own partners.

>>64595505

Nah

>>64595590
Thanks.

>>64595145
The inability of the modern man to connect to another person. Even when left to his own means, doesn't understand how and why relationships work.

>>64595620

Maybe more this, which would tie into the use of similarities as a tool for partnership. I found the ending a bit surprising, where I thought they'd simply leave the ideology behind and stay together. But they have that extreme notion if one is blind the other has to be as well, which he falls back on and abandons her.

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>>64595715
It's basically both of these. The city people force you to find your life partner based on superficial similarity. The forest people take this philosophy to its opposite extreme where relationships are forbidden. David and Weisz fall for each other outside both these institutions (their superficial similarity is what brings them together but isn't really why they fall in love). But the ending shows that they really don't know much about connection beyond superficial similarity. I also thought it was a subversion of the romantic trope of lovers succumbing to the same fate - they either live happily ever after or both die in each others' arms.

>>64596055
Pretty much this. Good to know there are anons who enjoy and understand movies like this.

>>64596373
Eat shit, faggot.

OP is a faggot

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>>64596443
Classic /tv/

From the first day I saw her I knew she was the one
As she stared in my eyes and smiled
For her lips were the colour of the roses
That grew down the river, all bloody and wild