This is the story told in this film. Adults are not necessarily mature people, and mature people are not necessarily better than naive people. People who are clothed in sin are not necessarily worthy of death, and a fist of justice is not necessarily worth applauding. The so-called love may not be what you expect.
I first read the trailer for the film in the "Watching Movie" magazine, but it still seems to have a different taste now. Kate Winslet is no longer the fat lady with only one look in "Titanic", her acting skills are more surprising than her body. And Patrick Wilson, told me, he was more tempting to beat him than the guy in "Fruit Candies" because he was so much like ourselves.
The only thing that puzzles me is the Chinese translation of "As a Mother". The original name must have the ambiguity of describing adults as well as children, but "as a mother" doesn't just throw this mapping on women all at once. Isn't it unfair? But perhaps, people just use the stronger contrast and reminder of responsibility of "being a mother" than "being a father" to show the theme.
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