First of all, it passes by with a lovely opening sequence, smoking is just a medium, and this film does not promote smoking as a good thing, which is the director's brilliant point. At the same time, he emphasized the trust between father and son, and naturally showed the flaws of human nature. Yes, we are all adults, and the temptation of sex is indeed like this, don't you think?
What I appreciate is that it shows how frustrating bad luck can be, and how one should learn to survive in the workplace. When those guys put nicotine patches on his body, my emotions got nervous. When his friends scolded him, I also felt ashamed.
But life is a joke, testing people's endurance and self-confidence from time to time. This film made me watch how a real ordinary person faced bad luck and survived it very well.
Sooner or later the support of his son or the support of others will come because he has been teaching those around him to live confidently and see the world clearly.
Of course, of course, some people will say that he is not a leader material, he can only be a lobbyist forever, and he lacks his own real opinions.
However, convincing others that this is his job. It's enough to do his job well, if that's where his talent lies.
When Napoleon's is not necessarily his happiness, don't you think?
I really think this is a good inspirational film. Embarrassment will always happen. Fear of embarrassment is not the answer. Only by facing it positively and admitting your mistakes can you continue better.
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