In the past, there were only a few attitudes towards bear children: beaten to death, beaten to death, and there were no bear children, only bear parents. The film shows a king of bears who is too bearable and no one dares to take him in, but he has gained a pure and sincere love. Although his adoptive mother died unexpectedly at the beginning of his good life, at least he was accepted and recognized. Start.
Non-mainstream setting 2: A very fierce uncle may also be gentle and loving.
Adoptive fathers (even if they are adoptive fathers) are such a typical example. Thick lines, lazy, illiterate, but he is a tender and tough guy. He can understand his love for his wife, and it is a bit difficult to understand that he has to help the bear children again and again.
Non-mainstream setting 3: The New Zealand police are stupider than the American ones. They don't need to
catch a bear kid who goes into the mountains. I can't wait to use all the aircraft, tanks and armored vehicles. I can't find them. Always appear half a beat, always show your ulterior purpose to others for the first time, how did New Zealand pass the trial.
Non-mainstream setting 4: Even an abandoned child in the city can quickly learn wild survival skills
. It's not that the bear child learned how badly or how good, but he did learn it and saved his adoptive father's life at a critical moment. Speaking of this, is this film encouraging minors to use guns?
Non-mainstream setting 5: Passers-by fathers and daughters with surrealistic characters are defenseless against dangerous elements
. Isn't that saying that the bear children are wanted? Why does the girl on the horse still bring him home? His father who is not 6 is still so calm and calm, doesn't he have a shotgun in his hand?
There are also a lot of non-mainstream settings I will not mention one by one.
I don't want to complain, on the contrary, I think it is the absurdity of this series of non-mainstream settings that constitutes the unique tone of this independent film.
Breaking all stereotypes, nothing is a given and nothing is justified.
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