The film has been decently criticized by everyone. It is true that it is difficult to give her a clear position after watching this film. Because the screenwriter spliced too many different types of paragraphs together, there was no good transition and convergence. The video looks a bit messy. Some narratives were supposed to be more complete and in-depth, but the director called them stuck, which brought my interest to an abrupt end, just kill my half-cocked desire. an identity crisis? study of guilt and grief? conspiracy thriller? It may be because the director and starring actors of the show are both mothers. The maternal love in the film is indeed impressive. When Michelle was awake in the conversation with the suspect’s mother and son, he rushed to the apartment to look for the child in the playground, which really touched me.
Ivan may not be a supporting role material, the anticipation before watching the film was shattered at the beginning of the film.
Regarding Mr. Rabbit, my daughter had a pillow baby before she was three years old. She sniffed her every day and didn't sleep without a pillow until she was totally unrecognizable. She said that there was a kind of milk on it, which smelled good. That summer, we hugged our one-year-old daughter and smelled her pillow. The baby was walking around the wheels of the train, subway, and bus in England and Scotland. If this film is interesting, it is that she reminds me of my days in the UK.
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