The film relies on a smooth, delicate, convergent narrative, calm lyricism, and witty language, making an old lady like a hard mirror, reflecting the life of the playwright, the life of the entire community, and even the spiritual world of the British. The film is not about the suspense of the heart and the lungs, nor the turbulence of emotions. It is very light, like a small snake swimming by in the pool, which induces the audience's emotions for the next moment, but there is no trace. The film embodies life, a trivial and ordinary life, emanating from the depths of daily life, without any artificial sense of story
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The film tells the story of two "weirds", with a sentence or two of British humor interspersed from time to time. The color tone is like Shepard's old yellow-painted truck, with a lively and cordial worldly flavor. The two of them are hard-mouthed, noisy on the surface, but in their hearts they regard each other as confidants. This kind of acquaintance and interdependence gradually develops in the day-to-day getting along. Between friendship and family, it seems dull, but it is especially teary
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