Viewed as a story, the director's methods are not very good, scattered and the plot is not obvious, and there is no dramatic twists and turns. And I didn't read it as a story, but a history of struggles between a lost boy and his loved ones against depression and drug addiction. Why is it necessary to have a continuous and attractive plot? What the film wants to say is not a moving story, but to tell the audience how a depressed teenager who is addicted to drugs, smiles brilliantly in front of others and turns his back is a painful hell that you can't see. The most memorable scene is not the father and Tiancha, but the stepmother just drove behind and chased after him, followed closely one after another, holding back the tears and drove, and finally collapsed and stopped crying. This is the relationship between patients with drug addiction or mental disorder and their relatives. Chasing like that, but never catching it, like that, hoping to be saved but just want to escape. You can't blame Tiancha for relapse and lying in the show because he just wants to make his parents and relatives happy, say what they want to hear, do what they expect, even if there is a dark struggle day after day. I want to come out, but I can’t come out because I want to laugh all the time, but why turn around and tears are the beautiful boy I want to give you, but I really can’t find it, I don’t know how to find it
So can you help me don't give up
good
It is such a story that happens to every beautiful boys and girls with mental illness or drug addiction.
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