There is a very meaningful shot in the film: the camera swept across a carriage, and the supporting roles who were originally in different time and space were separated and juxtaposed under the same time and space, living their own unique and ordinary life. It implies that the separated individuals in the unified time and space in the world live a dull and single spiritual life of solitary self. However, the mysterious heroine in the film: the role of mother. But she jumped out of the inherent life and spirit of a Western woman, and came to the far east to India. Build and maintain your Utopia here, and Avalon. She loves her children, but she understands that the children here "need her more. So she left the little car that belonged to her, embraced the world, and became a harmonious and different entity in the world. Be a nun who spreads love and hope in a remote mountainous area of India.
The ending of the film is also very interesting. The three brothers boarded the train back home one after another and threw away all their luggage, including the extravagant suitcase. The beginning of the film is He did not hesitate to give a big close-up of the English abbreviation on the box, which is a specific symbol of the blood that maintains the original relationship between the three brothers. However, no matter what country, the growth of the brothers is always accompanied by jealousy, suspicion, and disputes. , There is also a playful expression on the three funny people in the film. The three people who abandoned the box finally abandoned this layer of blood ties and decided to be "true" friends. The three wore different suits, with expressions on their faces. Different decorations (glasses, gauze, band-aid, beard) finally faced their similarities and differences calmly. The
three brothers finally found their spiritual Messiah, and the carriage was changed from melancholy blue to festive red. The little train of India shuttles through the music of the Champs Elysees.
Be yourself, be different, love every one. God will be with you wherever no matter what happens. Nomatter where is the god come from.
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