Well, after reading other people's film reviews, I admit that I am relatively superficial. It turned out that this film is about a Don Quixote-style tragic character, and the story of the girl's family is just a prop for the hero. In this way, the whole film is relatively smooth and logical.
But I am in control of the details, and I will discuss the points that are not mentioned in several film reviews or are worthy of discussion.
1. Personally, I feel that the man (professional is a policeman) is indeed the adoptive father of the siblings.
2. The family that ed sneaked into should not be his own home (but he seems to be very familiar with his own home)? Rather, it should be the family his father rebuilt after he left him as a teenager. It's worth mentioning that his father's re-established family was Hasidic Jew (note their haircuts and attire), so in a sense his father was also a man who was obsessed with tradition Bar. Is it genetic?
In addition, in this film, two protagonists of two broke girls and modern family were found, and there is no explanation.
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