Couples who have lost their jobs one after another and have fallen into a trough can still lower their stance and work together to try all kinds of possibilities, and respond proactively instead of being immersed in pessimism and disappointment or even hurt each other. This is what I think is the most important thing in marriage and even life Invaluable place.
There are two things that impress me the most about the movie:
One is that the husband is about to find a better job, but his career as a professional driver was ruined because of a physical examination that he was deaf in his right ear. After returning home and telling his wife the news, he collapsed straight to the ground, so he directly and calmly told his lover. In front of him, he showed his collapse when he was hit hard, and his wife's response was just the right amount of empathy and comfort - he gently touched his head and asked, "are you sad?", and then quietly accompany him to lie down On the ground, sharing the pain with her still-mouthed husband.
The other is that the wife worked hard for the ruffian boss but didn’t get paid, the husband tried to ask for the salary and failed, but was beaten and thrown into the wilderness and couldn’t go home. When he called his wife, he lied that he had found it instead of reporting the good news. A job is still on the way, and when I return home, I have already cleaned up my scars and held a rose in my hand. Even though the situation is not good, I still choose to leave the best side to my wife.
Both of these are about the way couples get along when they are hit, but the difference between the two is that they reveal and hide. The revealing is trust—in front of you, I can show my most vulnerable side without reservation, and hide it. Love is everywhere - I just want to make you happy when you're tired.
Such a couple, even if there is no investment from the former boss in the movie, can finally think of a way to survive.
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