In this film, the two buildings that fly into the sky on "9.11" are used to take over the baton, and the father who soars together expresses his yearning for the pure world "above". The protagonist was replaced by a child-a kid who played truant, and an old man-a retired old man. The two super idlers have the opportunity to become the carrier of this kind of distilled feelings, walking through the streets and alleys every day, knocking on the door and asking the house, looking for clues left by their father.
For the audience, the film is a touching story. At all the points where emotions should be released, there are situations and bridges that make people cry. But if you think that director Stephen David Daldry only has the ability to make people cry, you are wrong. Not to mention how excellent the novel he adapted from Jonathan Safran Foer is, the presence of Tom Hanks , Sandra Bullock , and the old dramatist Max von Sidor in this film makes this film shine.
