I just finished watching this movie and the unexpected ending made me very fond of it. When I saw the final frozen face of the bad guy, I felt infinite disgust and infinite pity for the little girl. Precisely because I am a bystander, the life of that family in real life has to go on day by day. I highly recommend this film to parents who have growing children. If you feel that you need to pay more attention to your children and protect them more closely in the future, you are wrong. Understanding and trust accompany the growth of children, especially adolescent children, and also test the wisdom of parents. When thousands of parents are desperately earning money to send their children to prestigious schools, enrolling in special classes, and preparing to go abroad, have they considered how much trust and understanding you can give your child, and when he encounters setbacks, can you give him the support and trust he needs? Apart from blaming him, can he still find ways to keep his self-confidence, courage and trust in the world and his future life?
For the same thing, the parties, friends, parents, and bystanders have different feelings, and even you can't understand it, just like the angry father in the film can't understand that the injured daughter once defended the abuser, while a teenage boy can't understand. In fear, children still have illusions about the praise they have received, and as outsiders, we have long been able to see through the lies, and we have to watch the little girl get hurt step by step.
The director's vision is broader and more rational, leaving more space for different moviegoers to think, praise one!
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