The retro Berlin of the 1980s and the Ireland of the rock mood turned brutal youth into the drums in the accompaniment, and fiery dreams into lyric announcements. This is what Sing Street brings.
Conor has the spirit of a fourteen-year-old boy. Family pressure, life troubles, school violence, broken and boring life. Vinyl is his obedient and sensible resistance, and his partner, brother and the girl he is attracted to are his solitary bravery born from chasing his dreams.
Dreams may provoke ridicule in small drifting cities,
but,
“rock n roll is a risk”
“you risk being rediculed”
Teenagers are reluctant to become followers of popular culture, they are eager for the pursuit of individuality. Don't dare to be mediocre, don't want to fall into the ordinary. Dopamine secretion and hormonal manipulation, it's a band that says it all. Like-minded partners, made a song and filmed an mv for a friend's love at first sight, and later resisted the feudal and old-fashioned school system at the school celebration live. Friendship is pure and sincere but romantic and powerful.
Teenagers cannot be buried in dreams.
First love is the beginning and the end, she is interspersed in every story and every song. Reckless and confused boys and girls seem to be the whole process of sweet and sour first love. To find you, find true self. Under the impact of contradictions, she mustered up her courage, took her by the hand and headed to London with a passion.
There is no limit to idealized romance, and whales can fall even in the clouds.
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