At first I thought it was a reversal and enhanced version of Captain Fantastic, but it turned out to be a mild version of the movie that tends towards Shameless, always feeling that the tension is insufficient and the passion is not enough. It is not the history of the father's family downfall, nor the struggle of the eldest daughter and siblings. The dialogue at the end is quite touching. At the end of the narration of real people, I believe that this family in reality is indeed worthy of thought and impressive. It seems that the real-life version of Dad seems to be a legendary and interesting person.
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