"My dad is a different person. Maybe he's not a perfect person, but he's a good guy, and he loves us. Here, I want to give him a decent farewell party. Is that asking too much? Well, maybe , maybe he has something he likes to do, life is not simple, it is very complicated. The world we live in is full of chaos and confusion, as well as mystery and unknown, and death is just around the corner. We must do our best, We can only do our best, and I did my best. He always told us to do whatever we want, because you never know when you're going to die, whether you succeed or fail, it's you that counts Tried. Parents can only point you in the direction, in the end you have to rely on yourself. You have to grow by yourself. When you leave here today, I hope everyone will miss that real father, who is generous and loving. If everyone is like me Dad is willing to give generously and kindly, and the world will be a better place."
When you see such a serious and soulful eulogy, you must not expect this to be a comedy movie. What you may not expect is that a funeral is as weird and bizarre as a Party.
The clues throughout the movie are a bottle of LSD and a dwarf. Simon messes up the farewell party by taking LSD by mistake. He discovers that the world is green, the hallucination coffin is moving, strips naked and rushes upstairs to the roof, and finally has an emotional kiss with Martha on the roof. The dwarf had an unusual relationship with his dead father, mistakenly took five psychedelic pills, was mistakenly thought to have died by hitting the corner of a table, and was put into a coffin and "resurrected". The whole movie is full of jokes, and everyone thinks for their own sake, each has a ghost, and each takes what he needs. Only the dead are peaceful, I would rather believe that he is also infected by those exaggerated and absurd scenes, with a bleak and pale smile on the corner of his mouth, a mockery of the selfish and stupid people in this chaotic and confused world .
I don't tell stories. See for yourself. After dark humor, introspect on a dark night. We need tolerance and kindness as much as we need green, but we don't need to be on psychedelics and sigh twice during the day and at dusk how the world is fucking green.
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