This film is the original version of Vanilla Sky starring Tom Cruise. The plot is exactly the same as Vanilla Sky, but the creativity is much more interesting than the American remake. Therefore, the film contains a lot of plot information, and the style is constantly changing, from pseudo-black films to science fiction films, and finally reveals a jaw-dropping ending, which needs to be watched again before it can be fully digested. The director is ambitious, trying to embody the responsibility of love and the transcendence of life and death through skillful techniques.
Plot: Saizal is a playboy, handsome, charming, rich, personable and eloquent, with almost all the attraction that makes women crazy in love. On his 25th birthday, he met his best friend's girlfriend Sophia, and he was shocked for a moment. He knew intuitively that she was his ideal partner, and they hit it off for a long time that night. But all this caused the jealousy and infatuation of Cesar's ex-girlfriend Noria. She was dissatisfied with the indifference of the Sail, so she tried her best to keep him and forced the Sail to get on her car. In the fierce quarrel, Nolla actually deviated from the driveway, intending to keep Saizal in a mutually assured destruction way.
Fatal after the car accident, reality and fantasy seem to have been confused. When Cezard woke up, he found himself in a mental prison and was constantly asked about a murder that he didn't remember. Under the guidance of a psychiatrist, Saizal began to recall what happened after the car accident, trying to find out why things came to this.
Although the surviving Sassel saved his life, his handsome appearance was destroyed in a car accident. David, who lost the courage to face life, suddenly became desperate and decadent, and even doubted the meaning of his existence. However, fate always pays special attention to him. At this time, the beautiful Sophia unexpectedly returned to his side, encouraging him to care about him. Sophia's infinite tenderness and thoughtfulness gave Sassel the spiritual strength to stand up again.
Just as Sassel was infatuated with this great love, a sudden plastic surgeon, mccabe, said that he could repair David's damaged appearance. Sassel was overjoyed. Unfortunately, Sophia's love is not as pure and selfless as he imagined, and Dr. mccabe seems to have a different background. Soon, things developed in an unexpected direction for David. When David felt something was wrong, he was already in a more dangerous situation than a car accident.
With the help of a psychiatrist, Sassel's memory recovered bit by bit, but things seemed to be getting more and more chaotic. He can't tell what is real and what is unreal. More surprisingly, with the deepening of the investigation, Sassel found himself living in a fictional world. What the hell is going on here? Where should Sassel go?