The movie "Kindergarten Teacher" is about Lisa, a kindergarten teacher, who once had an unfinished dream of being a poet. Although she signed up for a poetry class, her talent was limited, which became her regret. But I overheard Jimmy, the child in the garden, reading his own poems. The simplicity is very moving. She saw herself in Jimmy and was determined to nurture her with her heart, despite the opposition of Jimmy's family, until she finally fulfilled her wish in the form of kidnapping.
The final kidnapping reached the climax of the movie, which is a metaphor for the 'kidnapping' in parent-child education and school education, and arranges the child's life with one's own wishes, but no matter what talent, it must grow in reality after all, once it is separated from the needs of the child And the reality of growing up, is kidnapping. When Jimmy called the police that he was kidnapped, he also reminded adults that when we are doing good for our children, children are actually scared and want help.
At the end of the film, Jimmy says that a poem comes to mind, and the open ending raises a question:
Will Jimmy's talents be as boring as exams and accomplishments, or will they still bring him joy when he's selectively focused?
Will Jimmy's poems please adults, or will they come from the real feelings of his life?
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