The first half of the film is a little dull, until the teacher is middle-aged, and the relationship with his family has a rift, and the hazy temptation entangles around him. Life seems to have stalled and the plot becomes intense and clear. The teacher resolved all the contradictions one by one with his beloved music, and sang for his son for the first time.
The film spans not only decades of the protagonist's life, but also three decades of American musical and social history (the Martin Luther King speeches, the assassination of Kennedy, the Vietnam War, the death of John Lennon). When the teacher retired on the day, the students held a farewell concert for him to express the highest respect to him, and the female governor delivered a speech:
"His success is more meaningful than fame and fortune, look at everyone around you, who has Influenced by you, and because of you, we have all become better people. We are your symphony orchestra, we are the notes and melody of your work, we are the movement of your life.
" The little girl with the sound.
ps. The deaf and mute son of adulthood is so handsome!
After watching the movie, I listened to all John Lennon songs.
John Lennon's "beautiful boy" sung by father for his deaf son Soundtrack: KBeautiful Boy [Darling Boy]
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