I was wrong, I was a mess, I cried a mess. It's so fucking inexplicable, I can't wait to cut open my brain and heart to see what the nervous system looks like. I really don't understand what exactly touched me in this film, and I am completely confused.
This family is burdened with a lot of pain and sin. When the 16-year-old second daughter was taking her beloved younger brother, she had a traffic accident due to drug use and drowned her younger brother. Later, her parents divorced and each formed a new family; the second daughter ran away from home. Although she went in and out of major drug rehab centers, it seemed that her decadence and stubbornness had become a deeply ingrained gene in her smoking posture. Later, when the eldest daughter was about to get married and the family reunited, on the occasion of singing and dancing, the wound was opened, and everyone was in so much pain.
The pain behind this kind of happiness seems to be the worst!
The second daughter asked her mother, why, why did you let me take my brother? You knew that I was addicted to drugs at that time, why did you let me take my brother? Mom said, God, you are the most normal, happiest, and most human-like only when you are with your brother!
This little conversation just broke my heart. The repentant sister and the desperate mother, both of them were in a grief-stricken fight.
When the ending music was played, I called Big Bear, who came home late, and scolded him severely, crying. Comrade Big Bear has been careful since he came back, handling me, a fickle, neurotic pregnant woman like walking on thin ice. He didn't know, it was actually the fault of a family named Rachel!
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