I still like the whole thing, that kind of light feeling, although it is just a simple story, but Robert De Niro's performance adds a lot of style to the film. In the play, he asked the passengers next to him to look out the car window and guess what he was doing. It was also after this video that I started to pay attention to the wires along the road when I was in the car. Those black and even a little gray wires really don't get our attention, and when you start to find it, you see the undulating, intricate wires. I still have a deep memory of that scene, when the elderly father picked up the pills from the ground... I can't tell... I sighed the years... Everyone will grow old from birth. Let us cherish the present and care for everyone around us. Alone, often go home to see! Otherwise, like his most beloved son at the end of the film, he just painted a simple picture that couldn't be simpler - the electric wire, his father's lifelong occupation, the electric wire in the painting is now not only the black but also the electric wire. The gray line is gone, it seems to have life, and its end will never be seen...
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