Although it is a comedy, it is also a happy ending. My cousin has been yelling at the side that this movie is too depressing, they love whoever they want, why are they like this. Her open and equal thinking is good, but it is too illusory and small. I told her that this is the reality, and when it was cruel, there was still incomprehension and reality in Sweden, a country that recognizes gay marriage, so thinking about our attitude of turning a blind eye to homosexuality, I have no idea. What to complain about. My cousin asked me innocently, "Are they really discriminated against at work?" She was really an activist living in an ivory tower. However, there is nothing to blame her. To a certain extent, it is thanks to the existence of a group of rotten women that the existence of homosexuality becomes more and more clear.
I have seen this movie recommendation before, and I thought it must be some kind of vulgar ideal movie. After watching it, I realized that it is a reality. There are more hardships in life than I imagined, but not as difficult as I imagined.
The plot of the story is actually quite simple and straightforward, but it is special because of the particularity of the background of the story. One is an unusual gay family, and the other is a troubled teenager. The mutual prejudice hit a spark, and finally, under a series of warm, caring and understanding, the two sides began to gradually accept each other. Of course, the last episode of Seven's derailment was a plot that the director felt that the story was not full and the conflict was not enough? The emotional entanglement shown is a bit hasty, not enough for the director, but it is still smarter to tell the reason for their emotional breakdown through dialogue. There are too many differences between the two of them. Although they are considerate of each other when they are together, but Tired of something different for a long time. And the appearance of this adopted son is not only the fuse, but also the key factor for them to reunite. Maybe that's what the director wanted to show. Anything that happens has its meaning, from the initial non-acceptance to the later thanks.
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