Jamie is undoubtedly lucky as a teenager. Despite his parents' divorce, his mother, Dorothea, has been seeking ways to help her son grow up, although this effort is not understood by Jamie. Dorothea, Abby, and Julie, three women born and raised in different eras, all face their own problems and struggle to find their own answers. Dorothea walked into the world of teenagers, trying to understand this new era, and trying to talk to her son, Annette Bening is really elegant, every wrinkle exudes charm. Abby has just overcame the disease and was threatened with infertility. As a photographer, she recorded everything around her, at first because of Dorothea's entrustment, and later she became friends with Jamie. It can be said that she is a growth education mentor. As Dorothea said, Julie is a complex woman despite her young age. This precocious girl loves to read and has her own theories about sex and love. She smokes, sleeps at night, loves adventure, goes to Explore every possible frontier. Men and women, each keep their own secrets, we ask each other a lot of questions, but it is difficult to understand each other, as if from two planets. If everyone could sit down, communicate earnestly, and express their feelings, would there be less misunderstandings and wishful thinking?
Watching a movie and getting a book list is good~
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