This movie resource is really hard to find. From yesterday to today, I have watched three similar inspirational films in a row, namely "McFarlane", "October Sky", including this "Patchwork Dream". Although it tells three different stories, three different lives, and it is still an adaptation of real life, but after reading it, I feel that it was shot by the same director, without too much dazzling skills and exaggerated plot collision. It is a very sparse and ordinary story of a group of teenagers, in a quagmire they can't decide, doing their "American Dream" and breaking the shackles. The old man said, "Say it three times, no one listens." But after watching so many inspirational films similar to the American Dream, I still feel that I won't get tired of watching it. This is the power of American inspirational films. First tell the story well, and then talk about other things. Our black domestic film directors often feel like a lofty way. A good story needs to be refined, let alone the story of every Chinese "urban dream"?
Someone has said that the domestic system is not suitable for describing the title of the film too low, and it may not pass the inspection. Uh, sometimes I think about it, showing through the lens the places where the neon lights of China's rural areas, urban villages, and cities can't be illuminated. I think it's more of just empathy!
Going back to movies, good stories, good directors, and good actors are all available. What I see in the movie is a kind of tolerance and understanding. Stop resenting those who ridicule you. They let themselves know that we belong to this. The world does not belong to any city, nor does it belong to any region.
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