My favorite genre and favorite actor.
Life is very simple, look at Adam Brody, the child who doesn't seem to grow up, when he has no desires, and squeezes his plain melancholy. Most of his characters are a little high-minded, a little detached, a little indifferent, and he is alone indulging in his own melancholy.
Struggle or something, buried deep.
Before I knew it, Big Sister Meg had completely become a mother-type character, and she didn't take it easy at all.
The movie is really simple, and it's easy to watch. There is no great love and hatred, no struggle that cannot be extricated. There are only simple suburbs, where simple people live, and there are troubles that are not ordinary but appear to be very simple and ordinary. It tells stories that have long been buried in your heart. Maybe it's not a story at all, it's just a snippet from life, and then simply and easily let you relive it again.
A simple life is good enough.
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