In our country there is a term called the three dynasties elders. Mr. Church in the film gave me that feeling. It is really important to accompany a child as he grows up. Especially single parent families. From resisting to being conquered, when the little girl saw the scene where the food's eyes almost fell, she was very loving. Mr. Church not only filled the little girl's appetite with food, but also gave the little girl satisfaction spiritually. Example, read. Mr. Church is elegant, erudite, humorous, and juzzy; he subtly influenced the three views of the little girl (forgive my confession). If it weren't for Mr. Church, it is estimated that this girl would be like the fate of the childhood friend of the heroine of "Harvard Road". And most importantly, Mr Church's six-month commitment, extended indefinitely, really changed the little girl's perception. From distrust to dependence, from naive to mature. Going to college was a turning point. Mr. Church is not around the little girl, oh, it should be the big girl at this time, make a mistake right away. . . In the end, she went back to her mother's old ways. Fortunately, Mr. Church was still with him as always. After that, Mr. Church's performance in the hospital, cum after a series of warm pictures, the little girl's agility. Everything looks so beautiful.
Well, having said so much, I'm nitpicking. The last suicide note was a bit of a failure. Personally, I feel that the promise of the previous 6 months is enough, and the next paragraph of skillful superfluousness is nothing more than to attract the big girl. If you remove the personal feeling, Mr. Church can sublimate another level -_-. And the repetition of the two funeral scenes makes people feel speechless, and the director is lazy. Mr. Church's acting is good. Compared with the redemption of XXX, the male protagonist of XX knocking on the door is comparable.
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