middle-aged men, middle-aged women, teenage men, teenage women
It is four completely different emotional modes, plus the female writer's analysis from an external point of view
A very simple movie, there are actually a lot of perspectives, this is the master's ability
Of course, the focus is on this greasy middle-aged uncle, and all other relationships are triggered by this.
For the precocious Laura, he refuses and welcomes him, putting on a mature and rational face
For the youthful and invincible Carat, he put on the cloak of "true love" to accomplish the lewd purpose
For female writers who still have charm, he pretends to be a friend of his soulmate and takes advantage of it
For his unseen fiancee, he duplicitous, using her as a shield and arrow
Want everything, don't want to give anything, the selfishness and cunning of middle-aged men
I think maybe men and women see this movie differently
Anyway, I love all the girls in it. Laura, who is self-conscious, and Carla, who is stupid, make people happy.
The boys are more naive and can't bear to be harsh
The female writer and the girl's mother are both models of women who are not hypocritical or pretentious, and know exactly what they want
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