is all about unemployment to employment, do not give up without a compromise, but the protagonist is female, and the event is a real event only.
The overall is a very warm film, but also saw growth at the same time.
I remember a theory I saw a long time ago:
growing up is playing chess with your father and you can beat your father, and
maturity is playing chess with your father and you can beat your father but still occasionally let your father win.
She has grown up in the field of law without a legal background. She is very admirable. With three children, she has a fiery personality and a short temper, but has a strong sense of responsibility and self-motivation. Because she cares about the real situation of the 634 families, and hopes to win subsidies and compensation for them, because of her sincerity, she can always integrate into every family, and because of her sincerity, every family is willing to rely on she.
She could easily say the phone number of any family, the name of every member, and what happened to everyone. She can persuade every family to be willing to get compensation that way. 634 families, every family, is definitely not something ordinary people can do.
There are many setbacks and many blessings and hardships, but it is the uncompromisingness as the title of the film that keeps him persevering and working hard.
Julia Roberts played her role very well. In the end, the hug given to her by one of the family moved him, who has been by her side all the time, as well as me, who is interested in this computer.
A hug is the best reward for so many years of hard work.
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