There are many surprises in this film, but there is warmth everywhere under the neurotic exterior. At the beginning, the male protagonist has been silently taking care of his autistic brother, living a life of forbearance. Then, by accident, he came to the OK Mind Mental Hospital and was surrounded by a group of mentally ill patients.
The lines of the story are also multi-layered. The hero and heroine seem to have an impossible love, but they are slowly moved by each other's care. The existence of my brother has changed from an obstacle in the beginning to the glue of this small family of three, and then to my brother's self-growth and slowly coming out of the shadows, facing the cruelty of real life but being independent, which is really not easy.
Other mental illnesses have their own stories, and everyone is a microcosm of a type of person. Some have been traumatized by family misfortune and want to slowly heal. Being abused, being rejected by family members, the death of relatives, experiencing wars, alcohol addiction, etc. are all epitome of the misery of modern society.
I like stories like this, which are absurd and full of warmth. They treat their families with infinite tolerance and dedication.
This top-level setting of the heroine is simply the existence of a dream, and how eager I am to be a children's book writer in my career! Each episode basically revolves around a fairy tale theme. Although the beginning is very dark, the ending is surprising and warm. But there are too many spoilers. In the end, the story of the fairy tale also made a perfect ending for the whole play, basically matching all the characters in the play.
In addition, the interactive drama of the high-value male and female protagonists and the interspersed suspenseful childhood stories also make the whole story more compact.
Finally, I want to say that the visual art of this film is also of a rare high standard. From the opening small animations to the illustration design of the children's book, they are all of a high standard, and the unexpected surprises are harvested!
In addition to castles and luxury cars, the heroine's clothes, hairstyles and accessories are also top-notch. A big heroine's drag show is really good-looking, and it's amazing every time she appears. I especially envy this kind of character who is angry when he wants to be angry, and smiles brightly when he is happy. This kind of non-realistic setting is in line with the dream I want to have. Please come to more heroine dramas like this. After enjoying the fun, I must return to reality and work hard to draw and create!
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