【1】
A movie that tends to be conservative in its values.
It's not hard to read in the film's finale: growing up means nostalgic for home, respect for religion (from call me Lady Bird to I am CHRISTine), and reconciliation with parents.
We often speak of “right-wing nostalgia,” and nostalgia for home is often seen as a symbol of right-wing conservatism. Not to mention the right-wing leanings of "religion" and "parents". Such conservative values really suit the tastes of the Oscar judges, which may be one reason why the film was nominated for an Oscar.
【2】
Aside from the discussion on the values of the upper line, the American street scene, small town girls, the troubles and interests of adolescence, and the similarities between Chinese and American small town societies reflected in the film make this film worth watching.
【3】
"You are an outstanding person. Whenever I look at you, I can't believe that this is my daughter." Although I am also an ordinary person with problems, my mother should see me the same way.
Maternal love in film and television works may be a kind of kidnapping, or it may be a true reflection of reality.
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