Silent is better than sound here

Chase 2022-04-24 07:01:07

A story about finding, a key, a growing experience, a healing process from a gigantic creation. Aside from the background of the times and the hustle and bustle, is there anything else that can move you?
To that autistic boy, the world is so complicated and simple; so noisy and so quiet; who am I? Where do I belong? What does father want to say? Only by starting can you find the answer.
Life is like a voyage of return, just for that ethereal and hard-to-find, yet clearly audible call, that distant, yet within reach, dream, we muster up the courage to advance into the unknown again and again. Often after going around in circles, most of them return with disappointment. But unexpectedly, the answer we are looking for is always at the origin.
In fact, is the original goal really that important? Perhaps, the experience itself is the result we are looking for.

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Extended Reading
  • Keith 2021-12-14 08:01:15

    This film is underestimated. The main theme of the United States, the 9/11 healing movie, is indeed sensational. However, this script is absolutely top-notch. The story begins and turns, and there is no idle writing. Most of the two-person dramas are a few twists and turns, and all the burdens and foreshadowings have the following. Mainstream movies need to learn this kind of story.

  • Arden 2022-03-29 09:01:03

    It is recommended to read "Psychological Trauma and Crisis Intervention in Post-disaster Children" in a group.

Extremely Loud & Incredibly Close quotes

  • Thomas Schell: Well, as with anything, if you want to believe you can find reasons to.

  • Oskar Schell: Can I tell you something I've never told anyone else before?

    Hector Black: HELL NO!