love and persistence

This is a movie about love and obsession. The little boy is the clue character of this film. During a period of ignorance, his biological father told him: Don't believe in women, don't believe in love. Mud is fulfilling his commitment to love with practical actions. The boy himself is experiencing his own love dilemma. Much of the movie is about young boys looking for answers.

The final ending is very distinctive in this era of the flood of romance films - the love god horse is vulnerable in the face of family affection! Listening to the ending song, I thought of a sentence about love and family:

you have a bread, you are hungry, and the other party is also hungry. But you give each other food, and you desperately don't want them to know about it. This is family affection. You have a loaf of bread, you are hungry, and the other party is hungry too. You give the other person something to eat and then desperately want to let the other person know that you didn't eat it, that's love.

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