Overall, there is a sense of digression. This drama has nothing to do with money and push. There seems to be one or two times when the music is an elevation to the low-class life, but it's not obvious. And according to the stupid style of the male protagonist, at the end of the film, it is abrupt to take the baby on the bus and leave. Besides, the male protagonist is poor, where is he going? The word respect in the back of the head is like some slogans, low-level and superficial, and his behavior and plot can't promote any advanced themes. I am very fond of this realistic approach, but for this play, the form is greater than the content.
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