The film cleverly and successfully connects two worlds, one is the middle class in London, and the other is a Bosnian immigrant family living at the bottom of society. Middle-class families worry about children with psychological and spiritual problems, emotional entanglement, and confusion about not finding themselves; while immigrant families worry about the harsh environment around their children, their worries about their children slipping into the mire of crime, and their children Psychological imbalance in growth. The difference between the two worlds is not only material, but also spiritual and psychological. A series of theft cases are the intersection of these two worlds. With the development of the story, the hearts of the characters on both sides are touched more and more deeply, and the brilliance and vividness of human nature are more and more evident. People's minds are often not big enough to accommodate everything. People often like to immerse themselves in the small world of individuality and pay attention to self-pursuit. The so-called psychological "sunshine box" set by this can only adjust oneself, but it has become an obstacle to communication with others. This is a profoundly changing world, and it is difficult for ordinary people to solve political problems. This film does not analyze contradictions or exacerbate inherent contradictions. Instead, it uses a kind understanding to resolve the police's filing of a case and give children a new way of life. The term "deconstruction" has a philosophical meaning, as well as the practicality of daily analysis of problems. The film analyzes issues such as personal pursuits, personal emotions and family constraints in the relationship between people, family and society, and conducts various analyses. Let emotions have a way to flow, and we must tap the good factor in our hearts. Hatred and struggle will only make the world darker.
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