J.D. Vanceof Southern Ohio is a law student at Yale University and previously served as a member of the Marine Corps. He was about to get the job he dreamed of, but an accident occurred in his hometown in the Appalachian Mountains at this time, which forced him to return to the home he desperately wanted to escape from. Waiting for J.D. Vance at home is a complicated and inexplicable family relationship, especially the moody mother Beverwho suffers from drug addiction . Everything he faced reminded him of his grandmother Bonnie, who was his grandmother, who was tough and smart and shouldered the responsibility of nurturing him. Between the impact of reality and memories of the past, J.D. Vance finally understands the indelible mark his family has left on his life
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Hillbilly Elegy movie plot
2022-01-10 08:02
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Erna 2022-03-19 09:01:07
This kind of primitive family is terrible, because I have been a soldier, so I know that there are actually many red-necked families with this kind of family background. I was uncomfortable watching the movie, and at the same time I sighed that I was lucky. Then it suddenly occurred to me that the minimum wage in Texas is actually less than eight dollars... not at the bottom of the society, you may never understand the pain of being drained.
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Annetta 2022-04-23 07:03:39
[4 and a half stars] I haven't read the original, so I don't know if it's appropriate to say this. This is a very upright and positive energy work (or American dream?), in which you can see the quagmire, decadence and degeneration of life, but at the same time You can also strongly feel the hesitation, tenacity, and improvement of ordinary people in the face of these adversities, and the positivity and emotion conveyed by the glow fills your heart. Grandma Glenn, hurry up and win an Oscar with this, the role is really good. Hans Zimmer, the soundtrack of Lonely God is great!
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J.D. Vance: Where we come from is who we are but we choose every day who we become.
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Mamaw: You know what's interesting about the Poles? They bury their dead with their asses sticking out of the ground. That way they got a place to park their bikes.