This is really the best movie I've seen this year. It's hard to interpret what's outside the standards. Through the dialogue of the three surveys, we can see the evaluation of institutions and people from three perspectives, family members, and cooperation. The people, the doctors, and the final confrontation is an emotional climax, you take over, it's all given to you, take it all. So, I think these statements may be a few questions, do you dare? Dare to take over? Can it? Can a commitment be made for these forty children? If there really is an official institution, will there be family members crying and weeping in the seats, whining every day after learning of the diagnosis? After watching this scene, I was extremely looking forward to the ending, and even speculated in my own mind, what would happen in the end. A great ending, the two protagonists returned home, their lives were busy and bitter, and they fell on the sofa with their tired heads, watching the silhouette of the young man kicking the ball in the distance. The tones darkened a little, but then brightened because hope and love were still strong and still shining ahead, fighting for their beliefs, every moment.
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