This is not a movie that everyone can fully appreciate, but it really touched me.
Because I am also a single parent family, the only difference is that I have a group of cousins and no brothers who love rock and roll.
This film depicts the growth path of children from single-parent families too realistically and delicately. For example, the thoughts of the deceased relatives will be projected onto specific objects; they will often pay attention to the conversations of the people around them, and take the initiative to understand the circumstances and interesting things of the deceased; they will form obsessions because of the longing, and turn to blame and misunderstand the relatives around them.
The spoiler can't say the specific details, but the protagonist's epiphany in the second half is indeed too touching. The characterization and handling of the role of the father is the best I have ever seen.
From the beginning, he put on his father's T-shirt and my eyes were moist, because I felt so empathetic.
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