Nonsense

Nikki 2022-04-22 07:01:57

3.5. Ten years after the acclaimed The Savages. Tamara Jenkins just launched a new work. Focusing on the arduous process of child-seeking of a middle-aged New York artist couple, we explore their life and mid-life crisis. The process was actually full of frustration and embarrassment, but the director reconciled it with a good sense of humor. There are a few scenes that are really funny, like the second wave of feminism getting shot while lying down. There are also nieces who adored the stars and said, "My uncles and aunts are the real artists, and they are over 40 years old and still rent an apartment on Avenue A. There are graffiti and drunkards at the door of the house." Self-deprecating. But what I agree with more is what the male protagonist finally said. In order to have a child, not only is the economy bottomed out, but the mental pressure is extremely high, and even the marriage is about to be destroyed.

Shannon 2022-04-07 09:01:06

A film made by a delicate female director with tears in her laughter, how much helplessness there is in it, there is how much hope she will not give up in her heart.