The day we left the boarding school was very blue, and the leaves on both sides of the windy road were rustling. It was autumn when Elmer and Eric left. I don't know how many years they have been here... I only know that Eric was 15 years old...
"It's a true story" in the opening and closing credits, yes, I believe. Because such stories may happen all around us, in our lives. I've been thinking about this question: why isn't anyone taking their word for the kids and helping them? Just because they've stole, committed petty theft? Indeed, because children have committed mistakes, their relatives will feel that everything the children say is a lie to escape the management of boarding schools, and the reason why such schools can continue to exist is precisely to use this. This group of special children, they will not be believed by others, because they are all people who make mistakes.
Not every child is as lucky as the two brothers to meet their "patron saint". At least the ending of the movie is not tragic. There are still people with characters like teachers and prosecutors. Their existence is to prove to us that no matter how dark the world is, there will be light that can shine into the darkness and warm those broken hearts. Even if the world is full of stains, there will eventually be a group of people who are willing to wipe the dirt on our faces with their hands...
Starting from the film theme, this is not a very new film. Strictly speaking, there was "The Furnace" with the same theme before, and there was a very classic "Flying Over the Cuckoo's Nest" in front, but this movie still became a masterpiece that earned enough tears and scores in 2016. why is that? Quite simply, because our world may be beautiful (at least that's what it appears to be), but in fact, when the beauty is removed, the world is full of darkness. The most touching thing is those real emotions and the courage to reveal the scars to the world.
Our world is not perfect, and even such stories may still be played out in many corners, but even if we understand that the world is dark, we should continue to wait for the light to shine into the dark world, maybe we are in that light Smaller.
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