To say it is the truth, it is better to say that it is a lie fabricated everywhere to create the truth.
Most of my mother's memoirs are made up illusions. I doubt whether my brilliant acting career has come to an end. I feel anxious because of my age, but because of my unyielding personality, I have to confirm that every time I drink tea, "it's warm." "Or is it "hot" to ensure or consolidate the arrogance and vanity she has always had, and her vulnerability and anxiety are also reflected in these places. The discomfort and yearning for the happy family atmosphere, the cramped expression when eating alone in the restaurant has already revealed everything, and later the whole family danced together seemed to be happy, and one of the reasons for the seeming feud with the daughter may be here. . The good night kiss with my son-in-law is in a special position on the corner of the mouth, which is also worth pondering.
The image of the daughter is not as full as that of the mother. The only thing I remember is Ethan's question, "What on earth did you bring me back for?" Was it to show off to her mother that she had a happy family? To show his resistance to being hurt by his mother as a child? Is the inner dissatisfaction that has been tepid revealed intentionally or unintentionally?
The granddaughter-related lies are much sweeter and sweeter. The relationship between granddaughter and grandmother has also been portrayed in many places. The big turtle in the yard, named Pierre, has the same name as his grandfather, who has divorced his grandmother. The grandmother said that she was a witch and could help the little girl to turn hated people into other things. She used Pierre as an example to turn her hated grandfather into a turtle, and the little girl was convinced. The tortoise slipped away when the grandfather unexpectedly visited, and the tortoise came back when the grandfather left, which further promoted the relationship between the grandfather and grandson. Then the little girl combs her grandmother's hair, in contrast to her daughter combing her mother's hair. The closeness of combing her hair can well reflect the estrangement between them.
Ethan's role is a bit low, and the only thing I am impressed by is that in the restaurant, in order to amuse the children, the paper is turned into a moving bug, what should I do? Just drop a little water on the twisted strips of paper. This little episode is so cute.
Seeing that many comments are analysing whether it is Hirokazu-eda's film that has a problem of water and soil incompatibility, I am more inclined to want to understand the film itself. It's pretty good, a little bit worse, but I personally think it has nothing to do with the incompatibility of water and soil. As for the ending, I would like it even more if it could end with what the little girl said: "But is that the truth?"
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