I feel that this film is trying to use a way similar to fairy tales and fantasy to explore the lonely growth history of a teenager, a story of a teenager who witnessed his brother being shot by a gun. The scenery along the way is really beautiful. It's a beautiful photo, and the tone and rhythm of the music are in harmony (a kind of small and fresh depression?). But it's not so successful as it explores, and the ending ends the whole story with a misunderstanding and a perfect reunion. It did not express what it wanted to discuss and express. The front did not show the indifference and pain that the death of the younger brother brought to the family, and the later turning points were too sloppy, and the emotional foreshadowing was not so thorough. But it's still a good show. This is the first time to write a film review, and I am not a professional film critic, but simply write my inner feelings?? If you don’t like it, don’t spray it
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