Confused, confused, gloomy, quarrelsome, trivial... This is how the story of the Dreyer family begins. The rain doesn't stop in Britain, the middle-aged mistress who lost her husband, the boss who gave up real estate sales and is determined to become a writer, the second child who is furious and loves to rob, the third who doesn't want to learn to expect love, and plunges into the animal world. The youngest here. Looking at the four troubled children in the family, coupled with economic reasons, the mother decided to take the four children to live in another place. Greece, blue sea, sunshine, innocence, animals, words, love... Life is not only about the present, but also poetry and distance. In the first three episodes, everyone fought tit-for-tat for their own interests. I thought this film was just that. With the development of the story, the quarrel was not interrupted, and the contradiction never left, but each vivid person collided with each other. The emotions generated gradually make people understand that this is the true meaning of life. Even if you go to a distant place while reading poetry, you still cannot escape the tediousness of life. Fragmentation and complexity blend into the beautiful and moving Mediterranean scenery, the rhythm is ups and downs, neither calm nor aggressive. Most of the lines in the play are for daily communication, which is suitable for English learners. The color of the film is bright, the characters are distinct, and the story is vivid and not procrastinating.
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