I always like these kinds of movies. Feminism, the rebellion of adolescence, these are just appearances. Perhaps, hidden beneath the surface is everyone's search for self-definition. Growing up is not easy, and adulthood is not the transformation of that segment of adolescence. Some people, for a lifetime, try to test the boundaries of their own world, to find their own characteristics that distinguish them from others. Inevitably, it will be out of tune with the settings and conventions of this world. It's just that sometimes, if you use too much force, you will end up with injuries all over the body, just like Abbie. Maybe after a lifetime, you find that you are not someone, just a nobody (that's for sure), but what does it matter? Life is all about experience, what we seek is not the so-called meaning, but the "search" is the meaning itself. Growing up is not easy, and every relationship between people is even more difficult, even the most stable mother-child relationship of all relationships. There are far more commonalities between people than those characteristics, but there is an invisible boundary between people. Exploring that little bit of one's own characteristics is exhausting, let alone exploring others. Going out of your way to find others, even at the risk of hurting each other at times, may be because we are inherently lonely, so we cherish and strive to build each relationship. Although, we are doomed to be alone. Growing up is not easy, and the fate and relationship between people is even more difficult.
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