is, the greatness of the mother is always indescribable. She is not a god but is greater than God, true.
The director of the movie "Mummy" is a masterpiece about mothers by the talented Canadian director Xavier Dolan, which is praised by people.
Diane, the protagonist in "Mummy", is a mother of a child with bipolar disorder, a single mother whose husband has just passed away and left a foreign debt, and who has no formal job and can only rely on housekeeping to support her living. And all of these are not all, she is just a woman, a woman who lives at the bottom, but still loves life. She would envy the healthy and ordinary children of the detention center staff, and would bear everything silently, interpreting the selflessness that all mothers should have. She wears fashionable and sexy clothes. At the beginning of the movie, Diane is wearing denim and standing in the sun. Although she is already the mother of a teenage child, she is still in good shape. She must wear exquisite makeup when going out, and sometimes wear sexy clothes. Small skirt, with the son, not like a mother and son, but more like a couple. Some people say that this is the director's Oedipus complex, which is unethical, but in fact it is just an expression of the love between the two. After Diane was rejected for a job, she would cry in front of her son, who would pretend to be mature to comfort him, and the two leaned on each other. And after Steve fell ill, he would be afraid and hide. Diane has never been virtual. She is the epitome of all ordinary mothers. She will find a new marriage bracket for her son and work hard every day for a better life. Knowing every time Steve hurts himself or is unhappy. A mother who doesn't get up early in the morning must not love her son, she said.
She did everything she could for her son. Every day is a mix of hope and despair. The son is obviously the fuel bottle of this charming single mother. He is picky about all the sources of Diane's brackets. His child sees the object of Diane's blind date. In Steve's heart, except for his father, he wants to be good with Diane. It's all for a moment of fun with Diane. But Steve's sometimes sensible make Diane think Steve will become an ordinary child. Steve had his own musical dreams and loved Diane very much. Although the gifts for Diane were stolen, such as the mommy necklace, they were all real expressions of being a bipolar child.
The movie is set in a virtual situation, and a new article in Canada states that if parents can’t manage bipolar children well, the children will be sent to nursing homes such as juvenile care centers, and they must not act on their own behalf. Steve's bipolar disorder was developed after his father died. He loved his father and mother deeply, but he couldn't control himself. She also had ideals and love. But he always hurts the people he loves unconsciously. And more importantly he didn't know it was hurt. There's a line in the movie too, "I put everything together after I remembered that I might have hurt you before, and I'm so fucking sad. Because, you really deserve a better son, Not a goddamn rubbish like me. So, I want to say, I miss you so much here, and I love you." Sometimes Steve understands that his supermarket self-harm may also be a way to get Diane to give up. a way. But the arson of the cafe, which he felt indifferent, became the index of every progress of the story, and repaying the huge indemnity became Diane's inevitable decision to send him to a nursing home.
In the movie, Diane had a fantasy about Steve's future, changing the original 5:5 frame into an ordinary movie. In that imagination, Steve became an ordinary child and passed the Berkeley exam, which is normal. of getting married and having children, has completed the normal growth period of ordinary children. The beauty of the imagination makes us instantly feel that it should be the end. However, the director cut the picture back to 5:5. Life was still very difficult. Unable to repay foreign debts and a more presumptuous illness, Diane had to make the decision to send Steve away. The director also once said that this is life, not a fairy tale, and life has always been so difficult.
The main line of the movie is built by three people, one of them is Diane, and the other two are patients. The two are Steve, who suffers from bipolar disorder, and a neighbor high school teacher who suffers from aphasia. The high school teacher is also a mother with two children, one of whom I want to die, and an authoritarian programmer husband. Because of her aphasia, her love for her daughter is not very high, and the dead children of the second team are always on the top of her heart. When teaching Steve, she used to fight Steve because of Steve's ridicule and abuse of necklaces with children. She is also a more enthusiastic mother image. The high school teacher is also an important driving force for the development of the story. Her appearance is an inadvertent wave of the answer, and her appearance also eases a conflict between Diane and Steve. With the addition of the high school teacher, the three of them once After the happiest period of time, it also reached the climax of the story, that is, the happiness of the three people is like the most pale light. In the end, the departure of the high school teacher also returned to the overall style of the story and the reality of the whole society.
The film tells about the images of two mothers, and the shaping of female images has always been the forte of director Xavier Duolan. Since his famous work "I Killed My Mother" created a classic image of Yu Bo's mother, another classic has been established.
Moreover, the mother in Killing Mom and the mother in Mummy are the same actor-Anne Durval, this time it can be described as a further sublimation of the actor.
The greatness of a mother has always been silent. She has no miracles in stormy waves, but silently contributes to nourish the growth of her children. Mother is the hero who still loves the truth of life and fights for it with enthusiasm. As Diane said in the movie, "There is not so much hope in the world, but I just believe it. There are still many hopeful people who are hopeful all day long and think the best, because only when people are full of hope can change be made. The world, the world of hope and the hopeless people. That didn't help, I just did what I had to do, and only then was there hope. So I won, from start to finish. It's a win-win for everyone ."
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