An Angel's Kiss

Gladys 2022-04-20 09:02:27

The story of a little obsessive-compulsive girl who plays Alice in a musical and whose life is full of Alice's Wonderland that makes her so special, it's like an angel's kiss. Mom and Dad thought she was a troublesome child, and at the same time blamed herself for not giving it enough love for her OCD. Only her drama teacher thinks that her specialness is her talent. After the drama teacher was fired from the school, Phoebe and her friends rehearsed a perfect musical. Just before the final official performance, Phoebe hides behind the scenes, when the drama teacher and the real Alice appear in the hallucination. Suddenly she had courage. The movie ends abruptly here. Whether Phoebe became a normal kid is impossible to know. Yet as a viewer I hope she continues to be different. But as a mother, I understand Phoebe’s mother very well. She takes care of her children full-time, and she can’t find a sense of accomplishment. She sometimes gets bored with her children, but regards her children as the whole of her life. The children are nervous and even cry when they have any problems. So, Phoebe is still normal. I was watching Phoebe cry mommy in the middle of the night and mommy was holding her and she was crying when she kept saying "I can't control myself". In fact, except for the main line of the whole movie, other characters are messed up, mother's troubles and self-blame, Jamie and Phoebe's mutual encouragement, Dodge teacher's recognition of Phoebe, the principal's education method... But it's all because of Phoebe , without Phoebe's obsessive-compulsive disorder, these threads would have disappeared. So isn't that a skill in fiction writing? Countless lines scattered from the central point formed a brilliant light. All in all, a deep film. Phoebe played it perfectly. Teacher Dodge has an unusual temperament.

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Phoebe in Wonderland quotes

  • [first lines]

    Peter Lichten: Happy Birthday!

  • Miss Reiter: [to the class] What do we know about Good Job Jenny?

    Phoebe: [under her breath] She deserves a slow and painful death.