The film tells the tough and numb lives of four powerless children abandoned by irresponsible mothers
I can feel that the director is trying his best to make the film look cheerful. Some of the tones and music are bright
But gradually faded nail polish
slowly growing hair
Children's increasingly difficult lives
Weeds growing on balcony
It's showing that time is slowly passing
They got used to everything quickly
Stealing drinking water from the park to receive handouts from supermarket employees
Check out vending machines and phone booths
There is no unacceptable process, everything seems so normal
Even the death of my sister is so common
The small body can no longer fit in the box
My sister still grows up like a weed and no one notices
no hope no despair no future
Their pain is unknown
No one knows their existence
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