Of course, after watching Mike Mills' "Beginners", it was a complete turnaround. How can such a great story not be told or shared with others. His goodness is not because of real events, but because of the energy contained in the story itself. I didn't cry, I just felt sad and happy.
The film is carried out in two lines. By taking care of the father who is in the late stage of cancer and coming out of the closet, the interaction with his lover, his friend and his son, and the love between his son and his lover Anna, the time is misplaced, and the way of jumping back and forth brings out the distance. Beauty is like a father teaching his son a precious lesson in life, teaching him how to love.
In the middle of the film, I wrote a diary of self-questioning. I remembered what I said three years ago when I heard a long-distance love story of a pair of older friends: "If you want light to come in, you have to open the door."
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