Rufus Norris has said that this is a coming-of-age movie in its fullest sense. It's got some dark scenes, but it's also sunny and fun, and with a touch of humor, it's full of emotion and love. There are also themes about the relationship between parents and children. I have kids too, and if I ever have a daughter, I want her to be like Squint. The concession and indifference to violence and lies shown in the film is the culprit behind the gradual widening of the rift between society and family. The story of the film is inspired by the literary masterpiece "The Story of Meigang City", which describes how three crippled families in London, who were staggering in pursuit of ordinary happiness, fell into a domino-like dilemma because of a malicious accusation and violence. among. Through the eyes of a little girl, the film witnesses the discrimination and conflict in the small town, as well as the weakness and helplessness in human nature, and presents the parent-child problems in the three families in a more delicate way. Add vibration and it will completely disintegrate.
Broken evaluation action
2022-03-30 08:01
Extended Reading
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Kallie 2022-04-02 09:01:16
The bad neighbor is a typhoon, and no one is spared~ The story is not interesting, but the details are in place, the characters are also three-dimensional, and the tone of the town story~
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Tracy 2022-04-24 07:01:26
The angle is very good, very much like seeing the world from the eyes of a young girl. The confusion and the doubts are conveyed. The fly in the ointment is that the filming is indeed a bit fragmented, resulting in some incoherent emotions. The ending is not strong enough
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Kasia: I'm off to bed.
Archie: All right then.
Kasia: Good night.
Archie: Good night.
Kasia: You can follow me up if you want.
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Skunk: What would you do if I died, Dad?
Archie: I can't even answer that question.
Skunk: Would you cry?
Archie: Uh-huh.