"Olive Kitteridge" We live in our own lives, coping with the passing years in a hurry, encountering unbearable misfortunes, but also causing harm to others... Olive Kitteridge Kitteridge's experience - when she was still young, her father suffered from depression and committed suicide, which was her misfortune, and this also made her cold, mean, bitter, self-closed, and difficult to adapt to the crowd. In the eyes of others, she may be a weirdo. However, under her unapproachable exterior, her heart is still fragile, hot, and with kindness. Although she has a kind heart, her sharpness still stabs many people, and she thinks she knows the world and understands the world, but when the trickle of time reveals the reality, she is already in her old age, full of loneliness and sadness. Having experienced misfortune, she has also become a person who brings misfortune to others. Her bitterness, meanness, and irritability make her son grow up in the shadows all day long, and as a result, he suffers from mental illness. When his son grows up, he has his own Under the treatment of a psychiatrist, he wanted to get his mother's apology and change, but unfortunately it backfired, the conflict escalated, and the relationship between mother and son was broken for a time. At this time, the death of her husband left her alone... Life is not like a crappy novel plot , not all suffering has a beginning and an end, and it is difficult to find the person who should be responsible for all the bad consequences in life, who brought misfortune and who hurt whom, people often disagree. The son is estranged from his mother, and he is reluctant to tell his mother even after remarrying and having a child, but is this entirely his fault? Should he be blamed? But his mother had done that kind of harm to him, and she refused to admit her wrong and repented. His behavior was not incomprehensible. A mother is mean and hurts others, especially her son, but isn't she worthy of sympathy? Seeing her, who was lonely and white-haired in the end, ready to kill herself with a gun, wouldn't she feel distressed? Her character was shaped by her childhood experiences, her misfortune made her so, and she was also a victim. So life is complicated and complicated. How easy is it to find the right and wrong? Even if we know that life is like this, we still want an explanation in the face of the hurt ourselves and the people who hurt us, and it is still difficult for us to let go. This is us. The four-episode mini-series shows the unpredictable slow and dull life of undercurrents, and it is highly literary and highly recommended. Francis McDormand's acting skills are superb and true, and he portrays a woman who is cold on the outside and hot on the inside, mean but kind-hearted. The viewing experience is excellent.
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