Val has worked as a nanny in Barbara’s house for 13 years. She has a very good relationship with Fabinuo, the son of the owner who brought up her husband. Her smart and beautiful daughter has to live with her mother for a period of time because of the college entrance examination. Education and basic courtesy are in sharp contrast with the mother’s dedication and diligence. The entire film depicts the conflicts and contradictions of the ordinary family very delicately. Although the relationship between master and servant is very harmonious on the surface, it is obvious several times. After the conflict broke out completely, in the end Val also jumped out of the shackles of his own wall and thinking, and lived with his daughter and grandson after resignation.
On the surface, the host’s family really welcomed the arrival of daughter Val. After the daughter jumped into the swimming pool regardless of her parents’ objections, the next day Mrs. Barbara would release the swimming pool water because she saw a mouse in the swimming pool. The daughter ate Fabi. After Nuo’s ice cream was asked by Mrs. Barbara to never step into the kitchen again, her daughter did not have the basic courtesy to use other people’s things without the consent of others.
The whole filming may be more metaphors and contrasts in the display of the pictures. There are many things that need to be slowly understood and the audience needs to think.
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