The film follows Julie Baker's devout belief in three things: the purity of trees, the hygienic eggs from the chickens she raises in her backyard, and the fact that one day she will kiss Bryce Roski.
This is a simple and direct story, but because the director is very subtle when dealing with details, the subtlety touches people's hearts and has strong positive energy. Although it is an underage love, it is simple and beautiful under the correct guidance of parents.
Get used to a person, that is, someone you used to have no feelings for, hanging in front of you all day long, asking you to eat but you don't want to go, asking you to watch a movie and saying that you are busy with work, in short... just don't want to see him. So one day he gave up, disappeared, and decided to give up on you. Only then did you realize that you can't live without her. So you regretted it and tried to recover it, but it was all in vain. How many could have been beautiful feelings so missed. Cherish those around you.
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