But the story of two men is a good point.
The sentence with a programmatic nature: No man is an island, makes people feel like reading a composition while watching a movie.
Even so, basically, it's a good movie.
Two long-term friends, it's easy to think of "Paradise Cinema", but this movie is about the growth of two men, a little boy and a big man.
There are not many twists and turns in the process of growing up, and the movie is more inclined to the heart dynamics of the two.
There are two interspersed narrations from beginning to end. Their respective family life, love life, social life and so on.
It's full of British cool humour, and sometimes a little cosy that feels a little tacky.
Anyway, I think the boys are worth a look.
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