This is a sci-fi film with almost no computer stunts, but it allows people to see a more real future, without particularly exaggerated high-tech sci-fi equipment, as if making young people feel that they are likely to be like this when they are old; and It is a feature film that is almost not deliberately sensational, but it makes people feel more real moving. Every time the old man says to his son who has been working for a long time, "How is Princeton University?", I will feel a burst of sadness.
There are many ways to understand what the director wants to express. It can be said to express expectations for robotics, because at the end of the film, many advances in robotics are presented. Or it can be said to express the irony of the phenomenon of empty-nest elderly. One of the children is busy making money and the other is busy traveling. The elderly hope to find someone who can talk. Of course, it is possible to express the hope that the society can give the elderly more understanding, because everyone will grow old, and everyone may forget their past bit by bit...
Well, it's very late, I will continue Writing a diary...
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PS. This film has no Chinese subtitles, I tried my best to read it in English.
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