I saw this movie because of his poster. It was so beautiful that I was immediately attracted. After I clicked on the movie, I found that the content of the movie was even more attractive than the poster. The movie was just over 80 minutes long, and it took me a while to finish watching it, but it was still unfinished.
There are no special family reasons or character flaws for the masculine girls in the movie. This kind of dreamy character setting may not need a reason, just the idea of "I just want to be a boy".
The facial features of girls are really beautiful. When disguised as a boy, they are heroic and elegant, and when they dress up as a girl, they are cute and stubborn. When I first saw Luo Er, I thought it was a super handsome little Zhengtai, but when I got along with my sister, I realized that she was a sister and a handsome loli.
I think that when Luo Er has been using various methods to hide her gender, maybe it is because of the small idea of wanting to be a boy, or maybe it is because of her love for Lisa. Although they are all children, they still have a concept of gender. Some children will say things like "you kissed Luo Er, are you disgusting?" Lorra knew that if she was a girl, she couldn't be with Lisa.
Luoer put together the masculine features she made and the deciduous teeth she replaced; Luoer changed the pink keychain to gray; Luoer learned from other boys to take off T-shirts on the football field. I think that is a kind of growth, a kind of persistence. In adolescence we are confused, we are ignorant, and we are stubborn.
At the end of the movie, Lisa learns the truth about Luoer being a girl, and returns to the way they were when they first met. Lisa asks Luoer: What's your name? This time Luoer's answer was not Mick, but Luoer. The open ending allows the audience to expand their imaginations infinitely. Maybe they will walk together on the road of youth and cuddle with each other. Or maybe they've gone the opposite way and don't know each other anymore. But their youth will always leave traces of each other, after all, this is the purest love.
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