Pure love is something like a dream, amidst the challenges of a world that is so opportunistic and materialistic with the intersection of various interests (regardless of whether they are needed, important, or wasteful waste). Pure Love happens sometimes without us even realizing it but often we are not ready and it escapes us, with all the challenges that come with it. The fortunate thing is that when that happens all the forces are ready to bear it so that the support is complete and reality occurs, but because this is too beautiful, it is a rare case. When it can't become reality, we have to let it go, fly it to the blue sky as hope, as a beautiful dream. And both actors can carry the role well even down to the great micro-act details (even to changes in eye light and breath which is smooth and occurs naturally and convincingly). Good script also. I personally suspected (from some of the signs Amy gave, that she was lying regarding his desire to support and don't want to Jimmy without dreams and or losing focus on his dreams, apart from the promise that they will meet one day and then must try as hard as possible no matter how bad the situation is, at this point already starting to suspect that there is something wrong which is fatal regarding Amy's condition). What I didn't expect and was surprising was that: when Jimmy started his journey, he already knew that Amy was gone for ever; And it was in line with what Jimmy muttered, reflecting on his journey, while on the way to Amy's house, while on the train, roughly: "...when I waved goodbye, I felt that we would never meet again...." ...and all the precious memories fade away. More or less the experience points to an essence of life in the world, as a critical point of reflection: that all of this is in mortality. ♥️