I give four stars because this movie is still valuable to me. Because I can see my own shadow from Mia, I know what Mia is doing. The movie was filmed in Essex. I listened to the thick and fluent East London accent every day, and even imitated a sentence or two by myself; many scenes in the movie are outside my door; similar to the people dressed up in the movie every day Shake in front of my eyes. I rarely come into contact with these people, and I have never understood their thoughts. As for their living conditions, whether they have money or not, their families, and their parents, I still know a little bit about them. So it doesn't seem to be strenuous, I understand, I know what they are doing, and why they do it. Especially Mia and I think very much.
Mia’s ability to fall in love with a man whose age is her age multiplied by more than two is actually entirely due to family reasons, lack of father’s love, no one appreciates-a mother who only knows that she spends time and does not care about her life and death (I often hear our classmates rush Telling our teacher, "Call anyone you TMD like to call, my parents don't care!"), a sister who knows nothing but is blindly infected by the world and the thoughts of people around her. Mia, as a girl in adolescence, she has her own melancholy, thoughts, collisions, and eyes to see things. Every time she looked at her mother, I always looked into her eyes. No one understood the things she contained in her heart. She thought Conner knew her, but she still didn't understand the adult world, and getting too deep would only hurt herself. She didn't hate Kiera, but couldn't accept that the source of her father's love was actually shared by another girl.
I don't know why so many people seem to be traveling when watching this movie, they have so many feelings about the scenery inside, and they always pull on their youth.
In fact, this movie is very realistic. In addition, the heroine is a green look of "I'm acting". Everyone looks like I'm acting seriously. So it became more and more true.
In fact, dreams and family are two different things, but they are inevitably affected by each other. Serious ones will restrain each other. Even the destiny of a person is subverted, but the dream cannot be changed, at most it becomes what it used to be. But it will not disappear, it will not change.
We should make many analogies. For example, if she had a healthy family, what would she become? Will she still fall in love with Connor? What about her dance? Where are the friends around her?
The dream does not change, but the dream will be affected by the family.
And she was at an age when she didn't know what she would do, and she began to wander (like a fish swimming in a fish tank).
At first I thought that sunshine was spreading everywhere, and it was the future. When I was swimming, I realized how depressed I was, as if I could never swim out of this place. After hitting the wall a few times, I realized that some roads could not be taken, and started to try other roads. Bumping and bumping, looking and looking, disappointed and disappointed. Then I realized that I couldn't go out of this place, and I looked away, so my life passed.
Youth is like this. This is not an inherent model, it is simple. Adolescence is such a simple thing, but people in adolescence always think about everything too complicated.
Whose youth is not like this? Who hasn't been heartbroken back then? Haven't worked hard? No anger or disdain? Haven't quarreled with your parents?
Teenagers are always attracted by something, filling their own emptiness and confusion, thinking that they have something, but it is only a short moment, and in the end there is nothing.
You still have to go down and do everything you need to do. There is no purpose, there is a goal. There is no motivation, there are ideas. Walking down this path, who knows what will become? But it must be what he looks like.
This way, my way.
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