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So touched
Vita 2022-11-06 08:17:35
I downloaded a movie very early, but I haven't watched it. I thought it was like the plot of a family ethics drama I usually watch, but after watching it, I will feel surprised. In the movie, the father's compromise, the mother's concession, and the child's growth are just like my own life, or the life I long for. Father loves mother, mother loves child, and child loves father. This movie is not as successful as other movies. The father is still the father, the mother is still the mother, and the child is still a child. There is no 180-degree reversal, but in the process But I couldn’t help crying. When the waiter asked Dad to wear a bow tie, Dad took out the bow tie from his pocket and put it on skillfully. The mother reluctantly chose to go to New York, seeing the children arguing about not leaving only Dad. A person, seeing the mother looking at the children, finally decided to go to New York alone, leaving the children with their fathers. Every concession they made was because of love, not deliberately not pretentious, everything was so natural.
Extended Reading
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[first lines]
Amelia Stuart: [narrating] My father was diagnosed manic depressive in 1967. He'd been going around Cambridge in a fake beard calling himself Jesus John Harvard. When he got better, he started working in public television in Boston. He met my mother there. He walked up and took her picture. On their first date, he took her on a driving tour of New England and told her all about his nervous breakdowns. She didn't care. She said it was a crazy time. Half the people they knew were going bananas. So they got married and they had me... and then my sister. We were happy. I know there is more to it than that. There always is.
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Cam Stuart: Any of you kids have a light?