The youth we have or don't have

Carmela 2022-03-23 09:02:03

I'm a movie that I was fascinated by his OST first and then watched it. Some of us always start fantasizing about death when we are adolescence, fantasizing about our own death, how the people around us react, our teachers in daily life, our classmates, friends, brothers, people we secretly like, secretly like ourselves people, as well as their usual unchanging parents, hope to see what their expressions will look like, and then coax the rebirth. Become new and improve.
And the development of this story is just as painful as our so-called adolescence. (The pain that the eggs start to grow and we don't know what to do)
15 years old, what are we doing when we are 15 years old? Have we been a savior? Admirer? Or deliberately pretending to be mature and skilled at picking up girls and then showing off their naivety everywhere? I don't remember, I don't remember what I did, whether I liked people, whether I was a hero, the past is like 6 miles under the sea and never sees the light of day.
Are we also at a loss when things start to change? Or never care, let everything go with time, I don't know. Now I'm so lost that I've lost my brilliance, the waves are surging, what's under the 6 miles of seabed? I love you as deep as 6 miles of the sea

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  • Josiane 2022-04-24 07:01:09

    Very junior high school student. Boys are like Lennon. Nothing specific. Extraordinary.

  • Caitlyn 2022-04-24 07:01:09

    It is awesome in seletion actors, photography (w some experimental scene), colors, smart interesting dialogs, cool editing, etc. The thinking boy is so sad like sanking in the deep ocean, but she save him with love submarine. Fancy Britan- style romantic independent movie.

Submarine quotes

  • Oliver Tate: Mum?

    Jill Tate: Yes?

    Oliver Tate: Who would you save in a house fire given the hypothetical situation that both dad and i were equally difficult to save?

    Jill Tate: I'd go for you but I'd feel bad for your father.

  • Oliver Tate: Dad, who would you save first in a house fire given the hypothetical situation that both mum and I were equally difficult to save?

    Lloyd Tate: I'd save your mother first so we had a better chance of working together to save you.