The taste of this film is bitter, a medicinal bitterness. The protagonist comes back again and again and runs away again and again. Along with the mood of the family around him, the world changes. With some rock in my ears. Pain is not only in these scenes in the movie, but we all suffer at times, in youth, adulthood, family, any period. When you see the protagonist curled up and trembling, I wonder if you have this kind of bitter sympathy. Vulnerability sweeps over, and the protagonist is an incarnation. It reflects not only social topics, but also everyone's heart.
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