There was a scene where the grandma dreamed of her parents asking her to follow them, meaning living in the other world. World of the deads. Since she was already seriously ill, it symbolized death quietly calling for her. That rings a bell of my own very sister whom had passed away back then in 2021. Before she passed away, and she was diagnosed with stage 4 cancer herself too, she once dreamed of my brother's twin, who had died years earlier, inviting her to come along. Watching that felt eerily familiar. And made the film resonate with me on a deeply personal level. Some movies really don't only tell you a story, but they awaken you memories you thought you already buried. Back to the movie itself, in the beginning, M is someone I didn't expect I'd root for. Especially when he stopped staying with his grandma after knowing that she didn't inherit him the house. But this is why I love appreciate this movie even more. It doesn't sugarcoat stuffs, it doesn't put him on a facade where he was kind hearted since the beginning. The movie is truthful, is honest. M was greedy, he took care of his grandma hoping that he'd get the house as an asset. His kindness was tied to the reward. But then he realized that the time that is passing mattered way more than the house which is trivial. Oh by the way, 0.1 was deducted cause Kiang seriously pissed me off.