Let's talk about the high-rated short films I have seen. The first one is Andhadhun, with a douban score of 9.2. When I was in high school, I watched a movie called "Eavesdropping Storm 2", and then I heard someone say that Andhadhun was more beautiful, so I went online to find resources.

The film didn't take long, and the background soon became clear. It is a pianist who is not blind at all who tells a thrilling murder in Andhadhun. Whether it is the background music, the depressing tone of the film, the sagacity of the hero in this story, or the ups and downs of the plot, the hearts of the audience have been hanging as if we were there.

A short film loves you, so there are only a few actors, so the acting, the setting of the scene and the background music of each time period are just right. And the philosophy of the story is in it. Sometimes what you do is not necessarily what you want to do. Your original intention is to stop playing, but you have to continue to play this role.