A film with a very strong dramatic conflict, I can't help but think that even if it is shown in the form of a stage play, it is completely possible. The whole movie revolves around the family's various relationships, which are either superficially peaceful or secret, ugly, violent quarrels, or hurt each other, and perhaps also show various audiences the twisted and bloody side of the so-called family relationship. After reading it, I just want to shout that life is so brutal, we must be strong cause there is nowhere to go. Aunt Mei's acting skills are too strong, the scenes that tell the story of the boots are full of facial close-ups, let us see a mean lady Injured past. The pain she got from her mother when she was a little girl also caused her to inflict all the pain on her daughter after becoming a mother... Every secret is gradually revealed naked as the past, and then there are out-of-control quarrels, throwing plates, scuffles, Weeping and then silence, and then either escape or nothing happened, probably all the suffocated family relationships are vividly displayed in this movie, and they hate each other but they become hateful. When the eldest daughter accused Aunt May of criticizing everyone at the dinner table, she herself was unknowingly commenting and making fun of her own daughter's vegetarianism. Aunt Mei chooses to turn a blind eye in her marriage relationship. Auntie chooses to keep silent about this secret. In the end, Charles and Ivy will bear the burden... This fragmented and precarious family, all members can only end up with each other in the end. To escape and live? At the end, Aunt Mei was lying in the arms of the nurse in a desolate and embarrassed manner, which seemed to be full of sadness under necessity...
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