The director is a woman, so the rebellious girls are portrayed very accurately in many places, including the heroine's dream at the beginning: running frantically in the jungle, wanting to shout but unable to make a sound. It symbolizes that something is suppressed and cannot be released. Of course, it also paved the way for the screams of the girls later.
In the worst conflict with my mother, the four of them sat at the same table. Her behavior reminded me of myself during the rebellious period. At the worst time, my mother asked me, "Why do you look like you've eaten dynamite? No one else can speak. Is it?" I don't know what's wrong with me, I just feel angry, I can't find a reason for this anger, but it's really been held in my heart for too long. Including the confrontation with her mother in the later movie, the heroine finally asked with tears in her eyes, "Why doesn't Dad spend Christmas with us?" Some people may think that the topic has turned strange, but I can understand it very well. At that moment, all the things that I wronged were taken away. Speaking out, there is no logic, only emotion.
It really needs women to shoot in order to truly depict the contradictions and states of girls in that age group. If you meet a girl who is rebellious and there is no good way, just hug her and accompany her.
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