The story is very bland, an old Jewish woman and a black driver, from estrangement to understanding, to "You are my best friend" at the end of the film, the film shows us that prejudice can be eliminated through the 25 years of their relationship. , Friendship can be cultivated, Hawke's kindness and dedication have finally achieved this friendship across races and classes. The film consciously joined the mainstream anti-racism ideas in the United States, which made the theme of the film a lot higher.
In the 1940s, both Jews and blacks were discriminated against in the United States. Daisy is a Jew. Even though she repeatedly emphasizes that she has no prejudice against Hawke, we can see Daisy's superiority and inadvertent discrimination in their daily interactions. Hawke is a black man, he can't read, but he is kind, humorous, honest, and he knows how to fight for what he deserves. The one-and-a-half-hour plot is mostly trivial daily life, so the overall look and feel of the film is very warm, and the performances of the two protagonists are also very exciting.
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