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Will 2022-03-24 09:02:38
So is this a family ethics film about the mother's rescue and redemption and the child's reckless behavior? I have reserved a bit of place for Dolan's genius theory. If Steve is just a child with ADHD + violent factor disorder, all these behaviors can be understood in good faith. Uncontrollable and arbitrary are completely different things, Dolan This is contradictory. The first half makes the audience think that it is congenital. Later, in the dialogue between Diane and Keira, it is indeed mentioned that the behavior was out of control after the death of his father. Taking a step back, Keira's role seems to be too involved. Wouldn't a single mother/woman with aphasia be more suitable? In the film, there are only flashbacks of two children and her husband's Amo speechless? ? After watching this mommy, I feel relieved about Cyril in "Bike Boy". Steve's horror seems to never end, you don't know how crazy or treacherous his next second will be How kind. A child of devil and angel, action is "fiber" and thought is "movement". What I couldn't put down after watching the whole movie was the 75% burnt boy who never showed his face and Steve who never showed any remorse for it.
Extended Reading
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Steve Després: Maybe, one day, you won't love me anymore. It's true. It happens.
Diane 'Die' Després: Me... I'll always be there for you. You're my priority.
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Steve Després: I wanted to tell you... I just wanted to thank you for your patience. I know I'm rough. Like Grandma used to say when I was younger, that I was rough. Now I get it, why she said that. So I'm sorry. And when I think about the times when... When I think about how much maybe I hurt you... After, when I get my shit together... I'm so fucking sad because you deserve so much better than a fucking retard like me! So... What matters is... I'm thinking about you here, and I love you.