First. The person who knocked on the door and said that I am also here to go to college said, "It's not just me, we all come to college, and then the camera is pulled up and extended, and I see the small school gate is crowded with people. B student's small plan has made a big deal. Those densely packed people are a little "strange" at a glance, which is not in line with the traditional image of college freshmen. It turns out that rock singers, skateboarders, and those rebellious boys and girls also want to go to college in their hearts. They want to be recognized, but not everyone. They are all happy that they are aliens. Sometimes those who are tough and rebellious are helpless to protect their dignity and confidence. More people want to get accepted.
the second. Student B turned the severance meeting into an orientation meeting. The impromptu speech was very touching. We often struggled between the traditional social rules and our own ideals. Bear's paw is destined to choose only one. We can't bear to be alone. Most of us are eventually assimilated, become boring, utilitarian, dry and depressed, and become one of a large group of boring, utilitarian, dry and depressed people. And B's school is not to squeeze us out. Machines, but the fertile soil that nourishes us.
The third. Hearings. Needless to say, the whole show climaxes.
At the beginning, I saw that classmate B was always rejected and the title was accepted. I felt that this name was too failed. As soon as I came up, I exposed the rest of the content. Just by looking at it, you can understand that accepted is not just about going to college. This is a life long research topic. This film is of course idealistic, exaggerated and far-fetched, but the method of expression of the topic it focuses on is very unique, worthy of 5 stars, the actor is also very interesting, the performance is very good, and it feels like a young ross.
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