Firmness is the most powerful

I accidentally saw the trailer and knew that it was based on Hawking's life. Hawking's biography should not be read. It is estimated that most of it is about his achievements in the field of physics. It is interesting to replace it with a movie.
The film was shot from Jane's point of view, so it's more from the emotional aspect. The two people's firmness in work, life, and belief shocked themselves. After Hawking's muscles atrophied a little, the camera pointed to optimism and hard work. Hawking to adapt is to let Hawking take care of himself, and Jane who will never reach out until he needs help. Even when the disease strikes and makes Hawking unable to take care of himself, the two of them are still determined to do what they can.
Especially touching is Jane's i had loved u, i did. What's even more surprising is that the director used the playback method at the end of the film to return the whole story to the beginning. The first meeting, the best time, seems to be able to have a different life and start over. .

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