A movie with a strong sound effect atmosphere, don't analyze it with realistic logic, because this is a metaphorical movie. Martin's character is too successful, optimistic about Barry. From the content of the film and the factors related to the disease, I personally guess that there are two factors... The first one is related to sex-a lot of sexual scenes and lines are interspersed in the film, and the parents are sexually ill; it is mentioned that the daughter came to menarche to seduce Barry, Barry leaves to not have sex with him; the father shares secrets about sex with his son, and the son has no secrets, indicating that he has not been exposed to masturbation. The second is about the sound of music. When Barry met his brother and sister, the younger brother was listening to mp3, and Barry asked his sister to sing. My sister became paralyzed while singing in the chorus and walking around while on the phone with Barry. My brother was listening to mp3 while he was crying.
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