6 points, the story of a down-and-out recording business son and a famous photographer father who has run out of time in their final days reconciling and getting to know each other. The first 70 minutes of storytelling is still excellent. It is too cliché to say that the plot is too cliché, and the motifs of movies and literature are nothing more than dozens. You are eating raw meat. For such a film, you have to understand his lines. Of course, the last 20 minutes of the film are a bit underwhelming, and it can be guessed that the father will die before receiving the film and that the film must be related to the son. 【Score range 5-6 points】
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