The film focuses on Bluff's generation, and tells the story of their loneliness from the time they graduate from college to before they get married (a period that usually lasts 10 years or more). When a person can't sort out the clues of his own life, we may choose to go back to the beginning to find the past growth experience.
What "Love to New Jersey" wants to say is that there is always light at the end of the dark tunnel, and that living through the dark tunnel is also full of fun.
Incredibly clever and agonizingly painful, Home in New Jersey portrays a uniquely fresh Age X experience. From this point of view, it has some similarities with "Lost in Translation" - it also uses a keen eye to find itself in a certain absurd situation.
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