There is a clip in which the coach's wife broke down while driving, and the woman dressed in fashion enthusiastically pulled her into the beauty shop. Her husband was also very enthusiastic. Magically helping her fix her car. I started to think that fashion girl is to sell products, but also to make her husband steal the car! Later, I saw her eagerly dressing up the coach's daughter and cheering for the "Cougar". The underworld boss-like person drove the coach's daughter for a ride at the bar mitzvah, and pushed her to block the knife when she was in distress; Gias's mother just started. Seemingly rough, but actually full of maternal love and warmth; the grocery store owner broke the record of never closing his doors for 25 years in order to watch the cougar game. Will all this exist in the city of Morden? Maybe you'll have a good life, a mansion, and a good salary, but you won't have such unforgettable memories in McFarland again!
I think why the film is touching, because now it is difficult for us to have such experiences and memories, and we can only feel it from the film.
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