The shadows of childhood are the deepest dents in everyone's character. Even the most successful people, even the most perfect people, have an unknown secret area that hides a reflection of childhood.
Travers' childhood is reflected in his own work, so he doesn't want others to adapt it. It is the trauma of childhood that cannot be reconciled. But as the film slowly unfolded, and her memories and reflections on her childhood, Walt Disney gradually opened her heart with sincere and ingenious means, and finally completed her reconciliation with her childhood.
A movie that tells the story behind the movie, which penetrates people's hearts so deeply, and the collision of acting skills between the actress and the actor, all give this movie a reason to watch it.
After watching the movie, I can calm down some psychological memories, try to understand my parents more, and accept life more, which is also very good.
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