Zhou Yun explained, "The word of mouth is pretty polarized. The people who like it really like it, and the people who don't like it just don't like it."
"If the narrative pace of the film could be a bit faster, it might be much better," Hugh Redman said. "This kind of film isn't really the type I usually enjoy watching."
Chris Pine, who had been silent the whole time, suddenly said, "Actually, I quite like it. It's like a small fire burning quietly; I gradually got drawn into it, and then I could feel what this film was talking about. It's actually always, in a very veiled way, talking about a person's loneliness, and how to live with one's own loneliness. I don't know if I'm misunderstanding it, but while I was watching this film, I kept thinking of when I was at university in Denmark. I was often by myself, had lots of those moments when I had to be alone with myself—lonely, yet with no way to dispel that feeling."
Zhou Yun cast a surprised glance at Chris Pine.
