In one detail in the film, the male nurse in the nursing home said that the dying old man would curl his toes the night before yesterday. That's fine, the old man will take off the tiredness of his life.
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No Country for the Old Realistic Background
Randi 2022-03-24 09:02:56
The beauty of Arizona is mesmerizing, the sun is shining, the houses drooping above the desert, the palm trees are drooping. The problem of caring for the elderly is the same in all countries. They are always abandoned by the society after the years of service. Perhaps we have not yet reached the ideal society where the old can be cared for and the sick can be treated. The film is full of warmth, such as caring and caring for small animals, but also full of entanglement and helplessness in life, and quarrels between brothers and sisters. It is also this brother-sister relationship that touches people's hearts alone. Together, they comfort the elderly for the rest of their lives, review their childhood growth, the shadows left by their parents' education for many years, and jointly pursue the dream of drama and writing. It is another film that reveals the current humanistic style of New York everywhere. I like to use New York as the background and like to tell all the movies that modern Americans think.
In one detail in the film, the male nurse in the nursing home said that the dying old man would curl his toes the night before yesterday. That's fine, the old man will take off the tiredness of his life.
In one detail in the film, the male nurse in the nursing home said that the dying old man would curl his toes the night before yesterday. That's fine, the old man will take off the tiredness of his life.
Extended Reading
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Jon Savage: Dad's not the one that has a problem with the Valley View. There's nothing wrong with Dad's situation. Dad's situation is fine. He's never gonna adjust to it if we keep yanking him outta there. And, actually, this upward mobility fixation of yours, it's counterproductive and, frankly, pretty selfish. Because it's not about Dad, it's about you and your guilt. That's what these places prey upon.
Wendy Savage: I happen to think it's nicer here.
Jon Savage: Of course you do, because you are the consumer they want to target. You are the guilty demographic. The landscaping, the neighborhoods of care; they're not for the residents, they're for the relatives. People like you and me who don't want to admit to what's really going on here.
Wendy Savage: Which is what, Jon?
Jon Savage: People are dying, Wendy! Right inside that beautiful building right now, it's a fucking horror show! And all this wellness propaganda and the landscaping, it's just there to obscure the miserable fact that people die! And death is gaseous and gruesome and it's filled with shit and piss and rotten stink!
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Jon Savage: [about his girlfriend] She's moving back to Poland.
Wendy Savage: What, you and Kasia broke up?
Jon Savage: No,her visa expired.
Wendy Savage: So that's it? Her visa expires, and it's over.
Jon Savage: It's either that or we get married and no one's ready for that.