What is Five Minutes Before Midnight about? How is it evaluated?

In an inconspicuous corner of Shanghai, a young Japanese man named Arashi (played by Haruma Miura) buried himself in work in order to learn the technology of making mechanical watches. He met the beautiful woman Ruolan (played by Liu Shishi) by chance in the pool, and in response to the party's invitation, Ah Liang helped the other party choose a gift for others. <>

Taking this as an opportunity, Ah Liang was able to get to know Ruolan and her twin sister Rumei (played by Liu Shishi). is different from the calm and quiet Ruolan, who is a well-known model, Rumei is generous, cheerful and free. But in further interactions, Ah Liang discovers that Ruolan has a deep resentment towards Rumei for stealing many of her things, and even the person she liked at the beginning, Tianlun (played by Zhang Xiaoquan), has now become Rumei's fiancé.

Two lonely people open their hearts, and Ah Liang and Ruolan fall in love. Unexpectedly, fate took a turn for the worse, Rumei and Ruolan made an appointment to go to Mauritius for a pre-wedding single trip, but an accident happened. Only one of the sisters returned, and no one could tell who she was......

Ah Liang (played by Haruma Miura) is a watchmaker in a vintage watch shop, and Ah Liang, who loves swimming, meets the mysterious and melancholy columnist Ruolan (played by Liu Shishi) at the swimming pool, and Ah Liang is deeply fascinated by him. Ruolan has a twin sister Rumei (played by Liu Shishi), which is diametrically opposed to Ruolan, Rumei is a lively and cheerful star, and a gentle rich and handsome fiancé Tianlun (played by Zhang Xiaoquan), who is an excellent film director. Ah Liang, Tian Lun, Ruolan, and Rumei quickly form a four-person dating group, and the Ruolan sisters often play games of swapping identities to enjoy double life, but under the surface of peace, Ah Liang gradually perceives the seemingly intimate alienation between Ruolan and Rumei sisters.

Before Rumei's wedding, the two sisters decided to go to Mauritius for their last single trip, but they were shipwrecked and only one survived. The three of them are embroiled in a bewildering emotional entanglement.

Ah Liang (played by Haruma Miura) is a watchmaker in a vintage watch shop, and Ah Liang, who loves swimming, meets the mysterious and melancholy columnist Ruolan (played by Liu Shishi) at the swimming pool, and Ah Liang is deeply fascinated by him. Ruolan has a twin sister Rumei (played by Liu Shishi), who is diametrically opposed to Ruolan and <>

Rumei is a lively and cheerful star, and a gentle rich and handsome fiancé Tianlun (played by Zhang Xiaoquan), who is an excellent filmmaker. Ah Liang, Tian Lun, Ruolan, and Rumei quickly formed a four-person dating group, and the Ruolan sisters often played games of swapping identities to enjoy double life, but under the apparent peace of Luju, Ah Liang gradually noticed the intimate alienation between Ruolan and Rumei. Before Rumei's wedding, the two sisters decided to go to Mauritius for their last single trip, but they were shipwrecked and only one survived.

The three of them are embroiled in a bewildering emotional entanglement. Ruolan : A mysterious and melancholy columnist, the woman Ah Liang likes.

She has a twin sister, Rumei, who often plays games of swapping identities and enjoys double life, but underneath the surface of peace, she and her sister seem to be intimate but actually estranged. After a shipwreck, only one of her sisters survived, and no one could tell whether she or Rumei came back.

Throughout the film, every detail is vividly interpreted. If you are careful enough, in fact, every detail you see is enough for you to solve the confusion of whether it is Ruolan or Rumei. "Five Minutes Before Late Night" is emotionally delicate and layered, the narrative is advanced layer by layer, the picture is exquisite and beautiful, the actors' acting skills and film post-production technology make the twin flowers firmly control the ups and downs of the rhythm of the film, not impetuous, behind the suspense is the exploration of multiple perspectives, full of infinite possibilities, elegant and vulgar appreciation (Sina Entertainment Review).

Often use long lenses, depth of field lenses to show a variety of scenery in detail, closely related to the emotions of the characters, lens composition and light use of delicate and delicate, in addition to the sound and light painting to the extreme, the background ** soothing lyrical, and the plot complement each other. The film is based on the love journey of twin sisters, but the clever settings such as the identity swap of twin sisters and the play within the play make the simple love and jealousy story intricate and full of suspense (Sohu Entertainment Review).