8.5 points. Pseudo-documentary-style shooting method, shaky footage, showing the most real father-daughter relationship, talking about the most trivial life, the death of a dog, asking about her daughter's daily pastimes, the heroine pulls the zipper with a fork The way is also true. The awkward social situations involved in getting to know her daughter are the most clumsy way to love, although this part is a little baffling. Missed calls because he didn't wake up his daughter, the old man's acting skills exploded, and the innocent, frightened, distressed daughter's facial expressions were extremely in place. Behind the bright characters are one heartwarming story after another. The tears that the daughter held back when she sent her father away, finally dripped from the balcony as she watched her father's back.
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