One, Krissia should represent the kind of character who had participated in the 1968 movement. In "Forrest Gump" there is also such a female character, that is, A-Gump's girlfriend, leaving a child, and A-Gump raising him. The core sentence of this movie is at the end, when Kelixia was arguing with his sister, she said the most core sentence --: I would rather let him be a person like me than I would He becomes a person like you. Krissia represents the loser of the hippie generation 68 years later. Those participants who bid farewell to the revolution, such as brother-in-law, became the bourgeoisie in American society today. My brother-in-law sarcastically said that you can't always go to Europe with a bag like a young female college student, and ridiculed that Klisha still stays in the dream of the past. Her younger sister’s family represents today’s typical American bourgeois family: living in a big house and raising a lot of children, but they are slowly getting on the right track of the bourgeoisie, just like this Klixia’s child, at the suggestion of her younger sister’s family , I chose the major of business management, not the film major of true love. Second, the movie is actually a kind of recognition and forgiveness of the son to the mother. Although the lens cruelly shows that old age can know failure and fragility, it is also understanding and love. The director himself came to play the role of this son. This setting itself is a reflection on the phrase "You are not my mother".
Although the time axis in the narrative is often disrupted by space, this narrative still has a very clear time axis, that is, Klee is trying to return to a normal life, so before he drank, there was a failure to communicate with his brother-in-law and with his son. Failure of communication. However, the son did not accept the advice his mother gave him out of love, and the brother-in-law warned her not to enter other people's lives casually. So she drank a bottle of wine, and actually started drinking again under the disappointment of her relationship with everyone.
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