The narrative thread throughout the film is consistent, and the approach is very simple, which makes people feel real and intimate. Some netizens once called it the female version of "Wilderness Survival". From the protagonist Wendy's embarrassing situation and yearning for the destination, as well as the pursuit and belief in life, there are indeed some similarities. But in terms of the overall story and the depth of thought, "Wendy and Lucy" is a lot lower.
However, I still like to see "Wendy and Lucy" as a warm sketch. The film is a story of looking for a dog, but it is accompanied by financial constraints, loneliness in life, and the pursuit of freedom. In the film, Wendy loves her Lucy, cares about the disabled, is caring to the doorman, and has confidence in the future, but the part of leaving the dog is very sad, but facing the difficulties of life, she has been silently enduring, Persevering alone, without saying a word of fuck. Watching a one-man show of an actress I like, plus a story about a very good life, is a good time in just 80 minutes.
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