refuse to grow

Ariane 2022-03-25 09:01:16

In the film "Dogface Years", the little boy Ingmar and his frail mother often bully their brother and their beloved puppy and live in a peaceful town in Sweden. His father left home, and his mother suffered from illness for many years. The two little boys couldn't get along at all, and they often fought violently at home. The overwhelmed mother decided to send them to relatives for foster care. Ingmar, who was driven out of the house like a puppy, saw another vast sky... The dog was sent away and then died. The dog is synonymous with misfortune, pain, neglect, and damage. The metaphor of dog face Unwilling to face the unfortunate psychology of refusing to grow. No one can refuse to grow up. Yingma grew up naturally and freely in the vast and fresh world of the countryside with a group of simple, enthusiastic, forthright and sincere people without barbarism and depression, which is fortunate.

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  • Newell 2022-03-20 09:02:25

    To be honest, if I had a very noisy son who would burn a big tree, I would also have a headache. However, Yingma is always a very loving child, avoiding the fact that his mother is seriously ill, and will buy Christmas gifts for her. It's all because of his love for his mother. She would cry in the summer house, saying that she was going to tell her mother that it was not he who killed her, indicating that she had such guilt in her heart. This film tells the story of this tragedy that would be ranked by most people in a more relaxed way. There are many places in the middle that will make people smile from the heart. That football girl is really handsome.

  • Malvina 2022-03-27 09:01:15

    How lucky and wise are the children in Lesser's writings. When he is alone, he always reminds himself "to compare often, so as to keep a distance from things." Cruelty is diluted in life, and the years hit the face wet and dry.

My Life as a Dog quotes

  • Ingemar: It's strange how I can't stop thinking about Laika. People shouldn't think so much. "Time heals all wounds," Mrs. Arvidsson says. Mrs. Arvidsson says some wise things. You have to try to forget.

  • Ingemar: In fact, I've been kinda lucky. I mean, compared to others. You have to compare, so you can get a little distance from things. Like Laika. She really must have seen things in perspective. It's important to keep a certain distance. I think about that guy who tried to set a world record for jumping over buses with a motorcycle. He lined up 31 buses. If he'd left it at 30, maybe he would have survived.