It’s been a long time since I saw a movie that made me cry. Today is a long drought, and I finally came across a movie that moved me deeply.
Although I am not completely deaf, I, who is severely deaf, understand everything about the parts of the film that I empathize with.
Rosie is the only normal person in this deaf-mute family, and it is difficult for her to define whether she is lucky or unfortunate. On the one hand, she can help the family to do some important work, on the other hand, her life seems to be bound by this special family, and she may never have her own life.
But Rosie should feel lucky that she met Bole, a vocal teacher who knew exactly how much potential she had. With his help and encouragement, Rosie overcame all kinds of difficulties and finally made her father realize what life is really for her at the fall party performance. The sudden mute singing was a stroke of genius, and it touched my tears.
When she got home and sat in the back of the car, her father asked her to sing again. At that moment, the hearts of the father and daughter truly blended together. Just like the lyrics sing, they really understood what it was like to need another person. of.
Later, in the examination room, Rosie sang and signed my tears again. As her boyfriend said, her family atmosphere is a real home. Although there are some physical defects, but this kind of family work together to do one thing, in order to make life better, this feeling is the most harmonious atmosphere of a family.
Rosie's mother is a woman who seems very controlling, and she even prayed before Rosie was born that Rosie was deaf like the rest of their family. It may sound incredible, but the reasoning behind what she says is heart-wrenching. She didn't want Rosie to separate herself from the family, as she did with her mother. She was afraid that she would treat Rosie the way Rosie's grandmother treated her.
Hearing loss makes Rosie's family dependent on Rosie, but after hearing Rosie's graduation concert, they realize Rosie deserves a life of her own. And the physical disability is not the reason why they coerce Rosie to spend the rest of their lives with them. The strong brother and cheerful parents obviously have a better way to deal with this fucking life. They would have been just fine without Rossi. Of course they will never lose Rosie, because Rosie loves them and they love Rosie. This is a family that loves each other.
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