This is a fairy tale movie. When I first saw it, it felt like "The Chronicles of Narnia", and when I look back, it has the core of "Heartbeat". As in "Heartbeat", the boy is shy and shy, and he has an old-fashioned and sluggish father. On the contrary, the girl is enthusiastic, optimistic and cheerful. This complementary pairing drives the film's development. The difference is that the happy ending of "Heartbeat" is set against the accident of the little heroine of "Bridge to Wonderland", which adds to the sadness. Such a good girl, God, how could you let her go so early.
The fantasy situation of the film puts us in a fairyland, and the little lady fell on the bridge of fairyland by accident, which adds to the unreal feeling of the little lady. In fact, before the girl arrives, the boy is building his own world with pencils and drawing the blueprint of his kingdom. The girl is the guide, both real and fantasy. The director set up such a girl for the boy. Every boy with a "home" character longs for such a girl. Take you on an adventure, let you be her guardian, help you rebuild your kingdom, and find yourself to accompany me.
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