When the young, handsome and intelligent Brandon appeared, this thought never disappeared from his mind. He admired Brandon's talent, but it was precisely because of his talent that made him uneasy. He told his wife not to go home at night, but looked at his door on the opposite roof until he saw everything he wanted to see. What a loser.
I like the ending setting of Brandon as a football coach in the end. A man who once had a longing for sports, after the baptism of time, returned to where he should go.
Watching the whole movie is very depressed. Maybe it has something to do with the recent bad mood, coupled with the nondescript subtitles and the relationship between the characters in the play. Fortunately, there is a favorite ending, blue sky, green grass, and children on the grass. The children are so nice, why do people grow up?
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