The plot of the film is bold. Although many things have not changed from the beginning to the end. There is another important theme in the film beneath the optimistic and independent personality of Poppy. People cannot understand each other. Whether it is between poppy and scott, or between the few people in the story of the helen family, there is a gap that is difficult to eliminate. The easiest thing to notice is that everyone doesn't understand the protagonist poppy. But even if you understand poppy, even if it is poppy, facing that homeless man, isn't it just like other people watching poppy, what you hear is just meaningless repetition and you know that repeats because of the loneliness that is not understood.
Of course, you can also choose not to be alone. Then as scott said, accept the same worldview they taught you, and then keep going up to become a policeman, a lawyer, a government official...
like the last scene, everyone is like sitting in an independent small On the boat, floating on the river. With any luck, there will be another person on your boat.
Other aspects of the film are relatively mediocre. Of course, the language style of British cinema has always been funny to me...
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