Tony Erdman was made by a female director. She said that she thought about this film for 5 years. After a year of filming, she cut it for another year and a half, and she gave birth to two children in the middle. It is an extremely delicate movie. The dramatic conflict is so strong that I feel a little bit bursting, but it is resolved with his father's philosophy. This shows that the theme is also the origin of the movie's name. One action is explained and expressed. For example, in the movie, the daughter said that this place is so scary. The father said that you are still human. It shows the conflict between the daughter and the father when she gets the call, and when the daughter finds out that the father's beloved dog is dead The father went to cut the sausage, and she looked at the father to leave. Here I think that when the daughter knows that the father is emotionally sad, most of the daughters will lower their heads and reflect on themselves or find a way to make the father happy. Here, how she looks at the father's back shows that the emotions are grooming her. When thinking about what his father thinks, he is dealing with the principles of entering the WTO, and so on. There are many more. It can be said that some actions and expressions of the actors are expressive, not to mention the plot. As Tony deepens his understanding of his daughter's life, Intervening in life finally changed my daughter's concept of life and even life. I was moved. It is a masterpiece worth appreciating carefully.
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