The story begins with the sadness of a bride who is to be married when she suddenly learns of the death of her fiancé. There is no ups and downs in the plot, and no outstanding character design. It only uses a slow rhythm to make people go from a deep valley of despair to a happy reunion.
Dennis who is overly responsible, Sam who likes to drink a little wine, Fritz who looks like a playboy, Grady's mother who seems paranoid, Maureen who left her child just because of one-night stand, and even the original feeling of betrayal. To die Grady... As long as you discover with your heart, everyone is so cute, so sincere, and unbiased in life. It's just the constant extravagance and the infinitely magnified pain that make us ignore the warmth that can be seen everywhere.
This is an age of forgetfulness. The photo is a time commemoration, the house is a commemoration of love, and a gift is a commemoration of a birthday.... I tried all kinds of methods to commemorate, but the end result was forgetting.
Using catch and release of fishing, as a metaphor for happy going and returning, the bride takes off her wedding dress and seeks true love again. Only those who are alive can be brave to comfort those who have passed away.
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