The film tells the story of a child who lost his father in 9/11, leaving behind traumatic stress disorder. The director uses clever techniques to fully reveal the symptoms, such as avoidance (hiding the message machine), flashback, empathy (hating mom) and so on. After finding a key, I thought it was a clue left by my father, and insisted on looking for this clue. During the search process, I felt fear and pain in my heart, and I had to overcome my inner fear to ask different Blakes for clues about the key, and I had to repeat it again and again. Repeating the fact that his father was killed on 9/11, it doesn't really matter what the result is, what matters is that the child healed himself. amazing. Impressive.
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