If American films are "blatantly" inspirational, French films are rambled warmth, then British films are calm and heartfelt, thanks to the superb skills of several actors. Each person has a story, with multiple clues interspersed in parallel, the plot is not complicated, and the lines are full of highlights. Everyone is looking for, lost in the search, and re-experience the meaning of life in the loss. Just like the owner of the house, an Indian young man who wants to revive his father's business but is not favored by his family. He always spares no effort to try various paths to success, and several old people also bravely took the step of choice. In the end, the retired justice finally found a same-sex lover that he had been obsessed with, and the knot in his heart that had been lingering for decades was unraveled, and he was finally able to face himself. The housekeeper who was dismissed because of her old age was deeply hostile to the world and complained all day long. Getting along with the maid made her understand the meaning of respect again, and stepping out of the shadows was sometimes just a thought. There is also the wife who resolutely chose to leave her husband, abandoning her long-term partner because she realized that "I know you have paid a lot, but we still deserve to have something that belongs to each other, you and I will both get more", her choice was fulfilled The other party also fulfilled himself.
It must be said that growth has nothing to do with age. Jung seems to have also said that "reforming oneself is a matter of the second half of life, not the first half of life". After experiencing something, we still have to grow, and we still have to make various choices and reflections, which are for the integrity of the soul and the flourishing of life.
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