The whole is a very warm little story, the bridges are designed to be simple and pleasant, and the general plot direction can be guessed.
The identity of the heroine is very interesting in the film. Compared with face, she is placed in a more closed and suffocated American environment (the town is almost all traditional white Christians, and the recent Chinese Super League requires three bike rides.) hours) she's half cultural pagan, and her dad is a complete outsider to the environment. To discuss issues from the perspective of this type of character identity is the most consistent with the previous face.
At the beginning, I thought it was a story of two literary and artistic youths fighting each other and then coming together logically. In the middle, I thought the male protagonist was really too cute (looks a bit Denirawang, and it is a pity that the female protagonist is not a bi hahaha Ha ha
"I've never felt so understood" looking at this relationship has so much emotional resonance, this dilemma is really "us"
Some time ago, I just felt that the trivial life compatibility can also make you feel that a person is cute and happy to get along with him. The male protagonist came to show his words. You don't even know who Wim Wenders is, but he will Chasing a train that will never catch up for you
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