The film reflects the epitome of an era and a level of American society, and through a few characters, it delicately shows the attitude towards ethnic minorities and homosexuality at that time. First-class performances and exquisite handling need to be savored slowly.
The film pays tribute to the director Douglas Seck in the 1950s and expresses the director's keen interest in the family melodrama during the golden Hollywood period of the 1950s.Director Hines used fine brushstrokes to paint a typical ideal picture of life in the United States in the 1950s, and then used a sharp scalpel to cut through the pastoral pastoral restrictions that were constrained by the repressive rules of etiquette. Desires, despair and panic buried by peace, harmony and self-sufficiency.
