There is nothing to be embarrassed to say, but I just cried. If you want to understand the spirit of divine friendship in the ambiguous fog, then "True Half Understanding" is indeed recommended, but if you want to see how lesbians fight against the world and self in real life, then this movie really hits the heart like a straight ball. Although the entire film is on a very commercial road, the scars revealed are extremely straightforward. Even though the society has accepted them, once they are classified into small family units, personal emotions are still family issues. Don't mention that each family has different diseases. Even if we live happily after we get rid of the family, once we return to the family, how short we get along will make the secret torment in hiding. So people like Abby who have no father and no mother can face life calmly, while Harper, who has a big family and high-expectation parents, has to smirk the world with a big family. The happy ending at the end is obviously too dreamy, but the force of this movie is already stuck. What if it is not dreamy? Four stars are given because the abuse is just right. If you haven't experienced it, you may only see Harper's selfishness and scum, but even if you have experienced it, you will still feel sad. This movie may be ordinary in other places, but it is uncovering the scars. Impeccable on this matter.
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