This is an intriguing movie, at least for me. Because it is related to the "belief" that I am thinking chaotically now. Some time ago, whether I was chatting with 187 or Dazhizi, I felt that I was a person without faith. What I believed firmly, now I doubt it. Once I, like Adam, firmly believed that the truth was there. This is faith. So, these labels we put on ourselves, can they really withstand suspicion and inspection?
Like Adam, I once regarded someone who suddenly appeared in our despair as the savior, thinking that he could save himself. However, when this fantasy meets reality, it has to accept its disillusionment. Who will be our savior? Who can save us? Or is it really only us?
Everything is in one thought. For example, for postgraduate entrance exams, such as my mother chose to be with my dad instead of other good men, such as Adam's "my choice." These far-reaching and somewhat dramatic thoughts are actually choices, and these choices are not Incidentally, it is determined by our consistent character and concept. This concept, some of us are not conscious, some of us consciously, such as faith, "It is there, we just know."
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