Jacob Peterson, this middle-aged man, all the stories spread from him. The beginning of the story is that living conditions in India are difficult, but his heart is full of happiness. As a career, a loser of love, this middle-aged man He found his value in a foreign land, his spiritual sustenance, he regarded the asylum as his home, and every homeless orphan in it was his child. But it is not easy to maintain this bubble of happiness. Yes, because reality is cruel, Jacob Peterson decided to go back to Denmark in order to maintain the children’s adoption home and defend his last spiritual sustenance. Putting on the decent suit that he is not used to, he carefully and He was tortured every day when dealing with people. Until he saw his ex-wife and accidentally discovered that he had a grown-up daughter, his father's desire ignited in his heart, and he wanted to compensate for his love for his daughter. When he learned that treating his daughter like the stepfather of his biological daughter, who was about to die soon, he finally compromised and promised to stay in Denmark after the death of his daughter's stepfather. At the same time, he would receive a huge amount of shelter funds.
There are many in the film . The episode is worthy of careful taste: the
daughter asked her mother why she separated from her father, and the mother told her daughter that she loved Jacob Peterson very much, but they could not spend their lives together.
Not long after the wedding, the groom’s infidelity happened. Is the marriage short because of being young? How
heavy is the promise between men? The
terminally ill stepfather enjoys the last life cheerfully, but the softness of his heart is fragile.
At the end of the film, the scene returns to India, Jacob Peterson hopes that his most beloved child in the shelter can walk with him, but the child is nostalgic for his own paradise. Jacob Peterson’s last smile tells us that he has decided to respect the child’s wishes.
The pace of the film is slow, but there are many human things in it, and it is a film worthy of your thinking.
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