The mental journey in the process of watching the movie may be different from that of you. Most people pay attention to the bond between the three women, but I cast all my eyes on Lu. This neutrally dressed little girl looks rough on the outside, but in fact it is delicate, just like luscious lychees. Before she left, she could not bear the heart-piercing cry of the child. She couldn't bear to see the irresponsible mother ruining the child's future. She took the child away out of helplessness. I feel that after this twists and turns Only then will mothers love their children more. She added light to Marguerite's original staid life and let Marguerite release herself. In short, I hope that someone like Lu will appear in my life, and the dim surroundings will only make her brighter.
There were no accidents or reversals at the end of the film, which was quite satisfactory. I just want to sigh that human relations in modern society cannot defeat the law.
The question Lu raised in the film, what would happen if you lose gravity, seems naive, just like the male protagonist in "The Catcher in the Rye" asks the taxi driver where the ducks in the lake go in winter. It seems to be Issues that only young people are concerned about. Marguerite was not impatient, but answered this question seriously. The two people's feelings warmed up in each other's trivial daily life, like friendship, more like family. Lu's appearance made Margaret cherish life in this world more. She thought she would float away without gravity, but at the end of the film, she firmly grasped a branch.
The film is also full of irony. Margaret, a marriage expert who explains marriage from a historical and social perspective, actually has irreparable problems in her marriage. It was Margaret's ex-husband who called the police last. The adult world is always full of hypocrisy and lies.
A azure sky covered by a thick shade, green leaves glowing, this is the beauty and exquisiteness that can only be appreciated by those who cherish life. This scene reminds me of the end of "Singing Back to the Mountains", just as leisurely.
Staring at the progress bar heartily, just to wait for Kuntu to come out, only to play soy sauce and still play in his true colors, but I have to say that I was still attracted by this somewhat fragmented but warm and realistic story.
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