鏡子

Life is a show. By a colossal sculpture of the nature creation, a motherless tin boy sits boredly on a toilet, catching a glimpse of his father engaging in sordid affairs with other women. The story tells about three tin toys, revolving around three generations, each bearing a resemblance to one another, as they inevitably confront family conflicts. Among them, the male members are rushed by the relentless time, growing into the "adults" they once despised, as if trapped in a mirror reflection, unable to break themselves free. Deeply controlled in their roles, they forget their own expressions and movements, losing their own shadows beneath their feet and the images in the mirror. They are unaware of being entangled in the control of whose dreams, memories, or ideals. In the end, they only faintly remember the gentleness that once existed in the image of their mothers.