"Different Sky" (What's eating Gilbert Grape, 1993), turned into the vast barrenness of life and the withering at the peak of life, with a little indulgence and despair, just like us who follow the steps of life step by step, but every Golden Week So I roam between urban and rural areas to seek solace, and I may never be able to accurately perceive and realize that kind of different life, let alone what it would be like to live in a small town like Endora all my life: the day-to-day dullness in the grocery store, The boring feeling in the dilapidated cafe has been silent for a lifetime in this "dance without music", not going to watch the mountains, listening to the sea, not watching the lonely smoke in the desert, one life has turned into a tragedy of self-directed and self-acted... But it doesn't seem to be The juvenile feelings I remember, in Gilbert's light and fragile heart, the first desire should be naive and daring, but he can't choose his own life. His father committed suicide, his mother was unable to let go, his brothers and sisters lived in the shadow of the mundane world, Gilbert's young life has been burdened with too many pains that even ordinary people cannot understand, and grand social care is difficult to quell this unbearable life.
Then one day, he met a lively and cheerful girl. There is no stunning beauty, only a short-lived joy like the wind and the moon. In an instant, his almost empty spiritual world was filled. It was this ingenious encounter that gave Gilbert the courage and hope to wash away the brilliance. I finally found my most sober soul, as if I had gotten rid of all the sorrows and burdens in a blink of an eye. Although it is not a clear love, although life is still adrift, time has finally razed the mockery of the world to the ground, a fire. After that, there was no more greatness or humbleness. On the half-dark road, the sky was getting closer and brighter, cheering and taking the first step, everything went towards liberation.
In this life, you look at it carefully and play, he pity me, but it is a sad aria that cannot be grasped, and it is like a gibberish and nonsense, and it disappears in an instant.
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