It's a pity that the director wanted to express too many things, which seemed complicated and complicated. Fortunately, the narrative skills were mature and there was no sense of abruptness. The idea of the story could be raised a little higher, but it was not necessarily simple to the end, which was very unbearable for deconstruction. I seem to hear how they discuss the setting of the story, it makes the ending seem like an overly romantic hallucination and ends up being soft like a dream.
The movie has all the elements that a youth film should have, a family on the verge of breaking, a bad teacher, a school bully, a hidden brother who is like a prophet, a fallen dream lover, and a band!
Although it is a fairy tale, at least the moment when people walk out of the theater makes people full of courage.
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