"The Story of Mr. Street"
I'm always attracted to the tunes of movies, I like road movies very much, and seeing this movie reminds me of "Love Before Memories". I also remembered the news from the previous paragraph, the story of a woman in her fifties who traveled the country by car after her children got married.
summary of the story:
73-year-old Street, who suffers from a series of complications such as diabetes, and his stuttering daughter depend on each other. One day, he received a phone call from Mount Zion, and learned that due to some things, he had separated from his brother who had not seen each other for more than ten years (Lai). Er) had a stroke and decided to drive alone to Mount Zion in a converted lawn mowing "RV". On the way, Street met various "passers-by", told them his story, and finally met his younger brother and repaired his relationship with Lyle.
1. When I watched this film, I remembered another road film "Love Before Memories". This is an elderly couple with serious illness who decided to travel in an RV. And this movie is about the seriously ill brother taking the initiative to start a journey of emotional recovery with his younger brother. When we are young, we all have the strength to get angry, leave, reckless, choose not to forgive, but when we are young, we understand the preciousness of emotions.
2. Street used his own experience to help passers-by, but he thought about the troubles passers-by were worrying about, and he also walked through it step by step. On the way, Street met a girl who was pregnant and left home, and told her that "the family may hate her, but they don't want her to die." Brothers, tell them "A brother's brother" and that's why he must go to Lyle in person; reconcile the past with the veteran he encounters and reconcile with the past.
3. I like the episode of the film very much, warm and indifferent! And the details that the lawnmower broke down when Street was about to arrive at Lyle's house, and at the suggestion of a passerby, it was able to start again.
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