If you meet an Alzheimer (senile dementia) patient, please know that he was as smart as you before, but the disease gave him misfortune. The subject matter of the movie is well chosen. These people are really special. They all lose their sense of self at the end. The "I" at that time disappears and goes back to the time of the baby. This is similar to death for us. The movie itself does a good job of bringing in the sense of immersion, and the more I watch it, the more I fear this disease. The selected subject matter is also very good. I remember the peach sister played by Andy Lau, and the peach sister also got this disease in the end, but that was not the point at that time. Aunt Moore performed well, but not brilliantly. Stewart's character had the potential to shine, but didn't. I don't like that father's actor very much, it's boring. In the latter part of the episode, Moore saw that he made himself take sleeping pills to commit suicide. At first, he couldn't find the place where the sleeping pills were hidden because he was always forgetting. In the end, he took the notebook and looked for it. When I saw him carrying the notebook, I was crying and laughing. . As expected, Alice is still so smart.
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