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Gilberto 2022-09-04 12:29:29
Empathy
I evaluate this movie based on my personal experience. The thing is like this. When I was young, I had viral encephalitis. But then healed. Still like normal people, even smarter than other children. The doctor marveled that there were no sequelae. But when I was four years old, a turning point...
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Opal 2022-09-06 20:40:10
A miracle in heaven, there is love in the world.
This is a movie adapted from real people, and the ending eggs are the real little Anna's family.
There is nothing special in the plot arrangement, and the emotional line is well-regulated, but what is shocking is the director’s skills, as well as the interpretation of Anna and her mother, which...
Bethany Hartman
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Anna Beam: It hurts, Mommy. Don't you understand that it never stops hurting? It never stops.
Christy Beam: Oh, I'm sorry, honey. I know it does. I know it does.
Anna Beam: I want to die.
Christy Beam: Annabel...
Anna Beam: I want to go to heaven where there's no pain.
Christy Beam: You know, baby, if you went to heaven, you... You wouldn't be with me and Daddy anymore and you would... You'd leave a hole in my heart.
Anna Beam: I'm sorry, Mommy. I don't want to make you sad. I... I just want it to be over.
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Doctor: Other than the possibility of a slight concussion, your daughter has no broken bones, complete movement of all her limbs. There's no internal bleeding, no indication of bruising. In fact, after hitting the ground skull first with dirt packed to the top of her head, she regained consciousness, woke up with a smile on her face. Oh, my God. Quite frankly, I've been a doctor for 25 years. Never seen anything like it.
