Compared with those blockbusters with grand scenes and eye-catching visual effects, I prefer such light-heavy films, with tears and warmth in their laughter.
The creativity is very simple and high-level, and the relationship between the characters is more concise and close. The ingenious thing is the character setting. All plot development is derived from the characters - character background, character, character relationship and character destiny.
Really good feelings and values must be universal, and must not be restricted or hindered by ethnic groups, countries and cultures.
In terms of performance, it is needless to say that the two old actors have played the joy and warmth to the core, interesting souls, and silently moisturizing things. Even the character actors have no acting skills that are offline, and it feels like everyone's appearance is right.
What I like more is the pacing and the detail, whether it's the storytelling, the actors' performances, or the editing, it's just right.
In short, a five-star recommendation.
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