It turns out that a forty-year-old widower can live a warm and happy life with two children and a poor relative.

This is a yellow-brown movie, similar to the leaves that fall in autumn. It is accompanied by a guitar that is sometimes leisurely and sometimes brisk. It plays the life of a pair of eccentric father and daughter in a leisurely manner. There are no haters in it, everyone It's all fun, and as you watch their lives slowly improve, your mood slowly improves.

Love, family, no pretentiousness, it feels good to watch alone at night, I don't know what will happen to two or more people.

This movie has somewhat dispelled some of my fears about entering middle age in the future.

Ellen Page's performance was great, and I really liked the poor but not down-to-earth younger brother. The music is also good.

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