The movie was originally unbearable, and then I saw that it was about a father's love for his daughter, so I watched it, and saw that it was about a father's love and helplessness for his daughter...
A healthy, happy and lucky man called "Swedish Boy". He married a beauty pageant winner and had a daughter. The problem is that the daughter is a problem child to begin with. She stuttered when she was a child, and her parents also found a psychiatrist for her. What is even worse is that although the daughter lives in a good environment created by her parents, she is exposed to extreme revolutionary ideas. She sympathized with the oppressed, and then joined an extremist organization. What's more, she actually made explosives, blew up many public places, and caused the death of four people. With the first bombing, the FBI raided Sweden's home and has been searching for his daughter.
Swede's wife goes crazy too, even though he promises a plastic surgery to start over. But he found out that his wife, who started anew, cheated on someone else... Nothing can go back to the past.
The Swedish boy has been searching for his daughter in private, and even because of his daughter, he has been deceived by the extremist organization many times. Until one day, he found his daughter, but found that her daughter had suffered all kinds of injuries because of her running away, and because of the guilt of murder, she believed in extreme Jainism (bugs have souls). He wanted to take his daughter home again and again, but her daughter refused to return and even moved her residence. This made him often stop at the dilapidated place where his daughter once lived in the second half of his life... Until the death of Swede, his daughter did not appear at the funeral.
The movie said in the tone of Sweden's friend: Sweden's death was because of his daughter.
Of course, what I saw was not the pity of a father. It tells bigger and more. Parents love their children and exhaust everything they want to give their children a happy and regret-free life. But more "fate" is not determined by parents: for example, the "stutter" who made her daughter withdrawn, her father is a handsome athlete, and her mother is the winner of the Miss America pageant. Such good genes have given birth to a "stutter" daughter. . He clearly knew how to watch TV with his daughter, and when he saw the scene of the monk self-immolating, he hurried over to block it, but the daughter insisted on watching it. Then in the middle of the night, she couldn't sleep, and ran to her parents' room to ask: Why did that poor man set himself on fire? Good economic conditions, the Swedish boy has his own factory and his wife has his own farm. But the daughter thinks that her father is exploiting workers and her mother is abusing animals...and even hates her parents because of this.
The factor of chance seems to be stronger than the factor of decisive necessity. Although parents use powerful energies to create such an environment of decisiveness and inevitability. But the daughter did not go to college, but joined the "revolution", which is beyond redemption. 17.11.9
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