Originally, it was a scene of weeping with snot flowing through our noses, but it was filmed by the British and turned into a series of coincidence farces. "Death at a Funeral" is about a father's funeral, among the people who came to mourn, there are several lines strung together into a farce. On the day of the funeral, my father's dwarf gay lover came. In order to keep the secret, the son does not hesitate to bind the dwarf lover and cover his mouth to suppress it. On the other hand, the cousin's fiancé made a riot at the scene because of the psychedelic drug, knocked over the coffin, and jumped off the building naked. Finally, he heard that the fiancée had a baby and followed her fiancée obediently. In the chaos, the funeral went on and off. Dramatic sadness and humor bring people to cherish the memory of the dead with love, and also let the living bury their unhappy past at the funeral. British humor is simple and straightforward, and the most common form is that multiple protagonists take turns to be ugly, which makes people laugh. But it wasn't sleazy humor, he had his warmth, and the son's touching eulogy made one laugh with a touch of warmth: My father was a different man, he might not be perfect, but he was a good man. He loves us. What I want to do today is to offer him a solemn and solemn farewell, is that going too far, then, maybe, maybe he has his personal hobbies. Life isn't simple, it's complicated, and we're all taken together into a world of chaos and turmoil, a world of questions and answers, and death always lingers in a corner. We try to be the best we can, but we can't always be the best, but, my father, he did. He kept telling me that you have to live the life you want because you never know when you're going to leave, success or failure. The most important thing is that you have tried hard, your parents can only guide you in the direction, but in the end, you still have to make your own way, you have to grow up by yourself. Well, after you leave here today, I want you to remember my father for who he really was: a man of integrity and affection. Even if we could be like my father, generous, giving, and empathetic. Then the world will be a better place. At the end of the film, when Peter jumped out of the coffin and the whole scene was in chaos, Daniel came forward in these generous remarks, talking about his father's choice, about everyone's choice, and about his own choice. , impressed everyone present.
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