This is the movie that made me cry the most. Seeing that the latter two are getting older, sick and dead, I really burst into tears. I have always been afraid of people's aging and death. This film shows me the ordinary but happy life of ordinary people in a specific era. Although the end of the movie is sad because of the departure of relatives, throughout the whole movie, so many ordinary but very precious days for everyone always make people feel happy and healed. Just like our whole life, even if we are separated from the one we love and finally leave ourselves, it has been a great journey through so many beautiful things. As an animated film, "London Family" presents a lot of details, the character dialogue and the description of those scenes are very real and full of life. And the information of the times has been interspersed, allowing people to see the life course of the generation that experienced World War II in the last century through the film. The most unforgettable thing for me is that when my mother was suffering from Alzheimer's disease, I didn't even remember my father. But those births, old age, sickness and death in the movie are only lightly narrated. Tell us, this is the normal state of life. And even so, the story is still good.
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