I read this story in such an environment.
To tell the truth, this is not a particularly good movie, it doesn't have a particularly bad narrative technique, it doesn't have a particularly profound idea, it doesn't have a particularly strong literary atmosphere, and it even has a little bit of blood and bad endings. In terms of standards, it can only be said that it is full of sincerity. But if it is set against the background of the pseudo-youth movie of so many domestically produced abortions, it is indeed so fresh and refined.
I only watched it after reading some recommendations, that is to say, before watching it, I had already put it on a high level with other good youth films abroad.
But the first time my sister mentioned my father's death to my brother, or when my brother took his girlfriend to a party, I dropped those grading scales and made it a story, or I read it myself.
Because the sense of substitution is too strong.
I'm fifteen years old and teetering on the edge.
The edge of the bustling and bustling streets, the edge of the cold morning and the dark night, the edge of chalk and blackboard classrooms, the edge of crowd communication, the edge of my own life, the edge of growth.
Nadine may be worse than me, her life is much worse than mine.
I'm also worse than Nadine, I don't live in the movie, there is no HE ending.
Well, I am much worse than her.
She has it, I don't have it. I have, is confused.
Endless confusion and hopelessness.
Can't see ahead.
My parents love me very much, but they don't understand me. I know they love me, but the shackles in the name of love are the most helpless.
Just like when Nadine came out of a party, when her mother came, her mother told Nadine about her blind date. Nadine could only comfort her mother and keep silent about her own sadness. When Nadine finally looked at her mother, she was clearly in tears.
Just like Nadine was brought to the office by her mother, the mutual incomprehension between the two and the final unhappy parting.
Friend, I really want it, but it's not very real.
It's like Nadine's friend who has been playing for more than ten years, but one day, she can no longer be like before. When Nadine first learned that Kritas and Darian were together, she was afraid that the pain of being abandoned was far greater than the anger of being betrayed, and that the people she loved most would forget her when they were with the people closest to her. Fear of losing the only one, it will become more sad.
Beloved, ask for nothing.
The contact with Nick in the film is right at the beginning, middle and end.
From the expression of Nadine and Kritas when she first saw Nick, you can see the sadness of the girl Huai Chun and a secret lover.
In the middle, Nadine was sad and saw the pet home where Nick worked that Kritas had said. She walked in and saw people coming and going. At this time, the soundtrack became light, and it seemed that there was a new turning point. Nick was transcribing something in front of the blue tank of tropical fish that Nadine spoke of. Then Nadine stepped forward and started talking. It can be seen from this that Nick's playfulness and appreciation for Nadine can also be seen from Nadine's love and sadness for Nick.
In the end, when Nadine was desperate, Nick's text message gave her the best hope, and she dressed up for a long time and went out. Nick's car comes up, notice, here's a detail, the car stopped some distance in front of Nadine, I always thought it was intentional, a way for Nick to play or be cool. And Nadine didn't care and ran forward, which also shows Nadine's initiative and sadness. Then. .
Underfoot is the hard and thick land, overhead is the blue sky, white clouds and birds, there are large swathes of sunlight passing through the palm trees like broken gold, behind you is a whole of your past, ahead, a confusion.
This is my youth, my growth.
Finally, put a message from my mother.
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