It's just that the silent details keep flashing and reminiscing, and after all, I feel the same way. This film is called Nader and Simin, and what this film wants to talk about is Nader and Simin. This film wants to tell this story to all Teme.
The main idea of the story is that the girl and the boy have been itching for fourteen years. The woman feels uneasy about losing her husband's care and love, so she proposes a divorce. Although it is just a trick of the woman to say no=yes, unexpected things happened in the process of this branch. Babysitting disputes.
The film still did not give the audience an answer at the end. Did the little girl Temei choose her father or mother? I saw someone saying that the director mentioned in the interview that in the end Temei chose to live with his father, but this is the choice of the director Temei. Since the film did not give an answer, there are other options for Temei. .
All is Teme, is that a hint of an open ending?
I believe that everyone has stories of those transformations that grow up from ignorant innocence, like Temey, we like Sherlock Holmes and Conan like Conan thinking and investigating this strange social world; so we gradually discover that this world exists Boring play-by-play, poisonous slap in the face to make a fat man, naked rhetoric and endless lies.
Once upon a time, we all believed so, the teacher taught us: don't lie. A promise of gold.
But dear Teme - you're hearing the biggest lie the world has told.
Because the pregnant nanny did not take good care of her grandfather and was suspected of stealing money, she had a dispute with her father and miscarried after pushing and shoving. So the story revolves around 1 whether the babysitter was pushed by the father to have a miscarriage, 2 whether the father knew that the babysitter was pregnant, 3 the mother did not trust the father's series of double-sided actions, and 4 who stole the money.
First of all, Temey soon learned that the nanny's miscarriage had nothing to do with the father (and the father's father), but the nanny's family's tactic to get compensation to pay off the debt.
Second, Temey learned that her father was constantly lying in order not to be imprisoned for 3 years.
Third, Teme knew that whether or not her mother stayed had nothing to do with the whole thing.
Fourth, Teme always knew that the money was not taken by the nanny.
What does Little Temei's four discoveries have to do with her final choice of parents?
In Temey's world, the babysitter, the seemingly weak one who kept waving the flag in the name of the weak, told the first lie. It was a lie in the name of justice, and Temei understood that right and wrong in this world are made of lies.
Her father was Teme's closest person, she loved her father, and he loved Teme the most—far more than his wife. As a result, Temei discovered that his father had told a huge lie, and more importantly, he was even panicking about her, the person he loved the most. So she understood that the way the world loves people is made up of lies.
Later, Temei gradually learned that her mother's divorce on the premise that she hoped that she would not go abroad was actually because she longed for her father's care and love. Her mother didn't care about Temei or her husband's heart at all. What she valued was the safety and romance of a formal home. Temer then understands that the way the world maintains love is made up of lies.
Then, Temei kept silent about losing money from the beginning, and finally gradually learned to lie to ensure that his father would not go to jail, his mother would not be in an embarrassing situation to maintain the form of a family, and face it calmly. The hatred of the babysitter's daughter and the smashed car - at this point, our Temey has fully learned the skills of parents.
Originally it was all lies, so we should learn to say and do falsehoods, which is sincerity to ourselves.
After a separation, it was no longer important for Temei, who was from a wealthy family to choose a father or mother. Because after this small separation, she has completely separated from the child at one time and has become what we should be as adults.
I have not analyzed the family of the other main line nanny, but from the bottom of the opposite society, we have seen the "scumbags" who still believe in the Lord and keep promises and are unwilling to lie - so dear viewers and friends - what will you choose? Woolen cloth?
Reality has already given the best answer, and reality itself has never been woven from reality.
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