Because I saw the director, I will add a star.
Zack was so loving at the beginning, a skateboarding teenager, because of the birth of the child, he took the responsibility on himself. "I want to give him everything." But it's hard to imagine that he just walked away like this and was with someone else. Zack and Nina went to court, and Zack promised alimony. It was not the financial responsibility, but the emotional responsibility that overwhelmed him. He didn't get enough love from his parents when he was a child, but he didn't have enough reading and enough experience to understand family and love.
When I think about my father, I have also changed from a young man who is going to break into the world to the head of the family who takes care of the family. My first reaction was whether Zack's social environment was too free, why did he make a commitment and walk away. You can be free, but don't let your freedom be a burden to others.
In the last scene of Kiere crying in front of his father's grave, he said to Bing's mother, "If you feel the filming helps you heal I support." I couldn't stop crying.
It hurts the mum to say what happened in front of the camera, but it hurts even heavier to see her son trapped in the bad memory.
The filming time span is very long, so it can be seen that some of the pictures are more cinematic than those made later.
There are a lot of interview shots that are not the traditional eye level, rule of thirds. But make sense in a specific situation. Therefore, after the traditional rules are mastered, some creativity is also required.
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