I don't think the movie expresses a lot and it's not difficult to understand, but it expresses it thoroughly, that is, this girl walked in the last moment of her life and did some things that she listed on the list and some things that were not on the list, leave without paying, take drugs, have sex, ride motorcycles, throw stones. . . . Of course, there is also Adam who suddenly broke into her life. These things completely propped up her last days and made her become yangguan and love life. She even prepares breakfast for her father. She has become completely as if she is not sick. She would also say to her father, "If I find that he can't rely on me, at least I still have you, You're always there."
Of course that's why it hurts so much when she finds out that her condition is getting worse, she doesn't want to Losing all the beauty, the warmth she had just immersed in, he didn't want it to be so short-lived.
There was one scene that touched me very much. At the end of the movie, her mother came back from the parent-teacher meeting of her younger brother and competed with her father to change the sheets for her. The father said that her mother would not fold the corners of the bed, and that her mother should try it if she was brave.… ...the younger brother is going outside to show his new toy to his sister. A person waving that orange toy outside the glass window, this scene of life-like non-renewable scenes really makes me feel very happy, it is this kind of home that has the warmth and makes people feel that they can't help laughing. Apparently the heroine felt the same way as I did. She cried, and the tears were gushing out, far more uncontrollably than when she found out that she was going to live soon, because she was really reluctant to let go of it all.
In the end, she still left, which is inevitable. Although there is still a lot of unfinished list, I believe she must have left with a smile.
(The first time I wrote such a long comment, I felt a little messy. After watching a good movie, I must record it, otherwise it would be a pity for the feeling at that time.)
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