The whole film is more like a "variant version" of "Big Fish", but it is still too rigid and deliberate compared to the former, because the former is inherently a little fantasy. If the film has always followed the realistic route, don’t deliberately add so many “daddy tricks” plots, and seriously discuss the relationship between father and daughter, then this will definitely be a masterpiece, because it can be seen that the director is good at capturing life Detailed, but unfortunately, the film falls into the rut.
But the film still points out the seriousness of the crisis of old age and youth, which is worth thinking about. Also, the actor's performance is very good.
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