Remember "Across America".
one.
The face smeared with thick powder in the opening chapter doesn't look like the strong and beautiful Lynette in "Desperate Housewives". There is something wrong with her whole person.
A man who wants to be a woman.
He tried his best to cover himself up, kneeling at the station, so that he wouldn't stand out in the crowd.
It was his concern that made him seem strange.
In the restaurant, the little girl asked him, "Are you a boy or a girl?"
Here, you see an image of an inferiority complex and struggling on the edge.
The male genitalia became an inescapable shadow for him, he could not feel the future, nor could he forget the past.
Until Toby exposes his deception.
When they were at the end of the road, he lost the power of external disguise and returned to the essence. In the singing of our handsome cowboys, he exuded his own elegance.
At this moment, he became her.
After the operation, Bree cried bitterly, she said, it was very painful.
How can it not hurt after walking so far.
No love, no hugs, no family, no reunion.
Bree just smiles more at work, starts to continue her ten years of schooling, and starts to believe in herself.
She may not be a good father, but how can she not be a good mother.
two.
Have you ever searched, searched for the true self, searched for the other half of the apple that God said...
Before you found it, who were you?
Zhang Ailing said "become famous as soon as possible", but after all, how many people have that talent and decide their life early.
I prefer movies like this, no flashiness, no gimmicks... They're simple, they're choosing, they're living.
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