People love their mothers involuntarily, and it is not until the final separation that they realize that this feeling is deeply rooted in the bone - Maupassant actually didn't pay attention to this sentence when I first watched it. This sentence is actually quite important to the understanding of movies. The beginning of the book explains the mystery, such as Mulholland Drive begins with the heroine lying on the bed. I killed my mother, I didn't actually kill my mother, but I did kill my mother again. . . When we were young, we had such a good relationship with our mother. We were attached to our mother and were unwilling to separate. We said that only mother is good in the world. Since when did we get farther and farther from our mother, it was because we were farther and farther away from our mother, not because our mother was farther and farther away from us. The farther away, as in the movie, Hubert hates his mother's ugly food and bad taste. In fact, his mother has always been like this, and these are not reasons for hating. We didn't really kill our mother, we just killed the wonderful and loving mother who was a child. Keep the most beautiful in the memory and kill the reality with the memory. But there was never only one mother.
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