Mia's image is easy to understand. Her fifteen-year-old Sky is still naive, thinking that the dance audition at the xx club is a life-changing event (then Connor should know that), seeing a tethered horse desperately trying to let it go. I don't think her rebellion is a lack of character and poor education. The reason for her perverse personality is because she has an unhealthy family. She is getting more and more disliked by such a mother, and she is becoming stronger and stronger unconsciously, and she slaps her face with a fuck for things that are not pleasing to the eye. Her tenacious, savage growth, and fearless character is not only a protective color, but also a cancer on the way of growth. For Connor, the lack of fatherly love was the most logical source. only this
When Mia's mother was on the phone, she could also tell that she thought she had found her true son. In fact, it was the one who was deceived. Oh, she really doesn't care much about her daughter. The two daughters are no big or small to her. Even Taylor would tell her "you dance like a slut" family. But such single mothers also try to understand and take care of two children. (It just seems to have little effect)
I like the part where Connor's daughter was kidnapped by,,,. After being dragged up, he crawled up and hugged, "Is it cold?" Nodding, "Let's go." Such a big child will be easily tricked away and scream hysterically. , will kick with one foot and one foot with all one's strength, will struggle to surface, the skirt is torn, the pink skirt has turned to earth gray, the long hair that was good-looking was wet and stuck to the face, showing a round shape face, with a little scar. In the end, he was obedient, obedient, and seemed to be well-behaved. With that said, she looks a lot like Mia, doesn't she? In other words, a portrait of every child.
Finally, looking at the four-minute progress bar, I thought, don't let Mia have any more surprises. Then jump to the shady. I feel relieved.
The obscure, precarious life of the girl can be seen from the very beginning of the two-hour movie. It can even be said to be gray, every step is enough to break her to pieces, what if she is really dragged away by that group of people, what if she is really with Connor, what if she is really dancing on that stage. But fortunately, the three of them finished a dance, and then there was a rare tender farewell between sisters. Finally, the last two minutes did not let the audience frown sentimental.
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