Tilly wandered around the wide world outside, but after all, she couldn't escape the puzzling experience of her childhood and returned to the town where she was born.
This small town with only a few buildings in the movie screen condenses the ugliness of all kinds of people.
Tilly's mother lived alone in the mountains and spent the last days of her life burying herself in a rubbish heap. She didn't want her daughter to return to this unbearable place. At first, she hoped that her daughter would leave. When her daughter gradually cleared the fog and found the truth of the year, she was once again abandoned by the people of the town. She became a strong mother who Her own daughter's cheering up did everything she could.
The previous generation of this town, Molly was abandoned by her boyfriend, and she gave birth to an illegitimate daughter and was cast aside by the town. And this boyfriend pursued a rich girl for wealth, became a big man in the town, and then manipulated the rich girl and made trouble with others. In this generation, the daughter of the grocery store took the initiative to pursue the youth who returned from overseas. The youth's mother tried her best to prevent the marriage. With the help of Tilly, the daughter of the grocery store got her wish to marry the youth. However, when Molly sought the truth of the year, she did not speak up for her. The sheriff has suppressed his transvestite all his life and sent Molly away for this reason. This is a town that looks like a quagmire.
At the end of the movie, the sheriff finally puts on his fancy clothes and is taken out of the town, the manipulated rich girl stands up and kills the man who manipulated her, Molly burns the whole town, leaving only those who are wearing funny costumes. of people standing on the ruins of their homes.
This is where Molly's childhood shadows, she finally erases everything and starts a new life of her own. It's probably the phrase "some people need to spend their entire lives to heal their childhood".
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