The story is plain, there is no big opening and closing, no great sadness and joy, but it can move our hearts. In fact, the more plain the story is, the more difficult it is for the screenwriter, because there is no twists and turns, there is no singing and three sighs, only solid details can be used to express the characters. Nora climbs the railroad tracks and Ross talks with her mother on the radio. They are both great details and sensational enough. What's more, the two sisters talk to her mother in different ways, showing the two people's different personalities. Of course, apart from the ordinary, there will still be conflicts. After accidents, company closures, and life downturns, the sisters fought a cold war and then quarreled. This was the climax of the whole show. It is precisely this quarrel that allows them to understand each other and face each other frankly, which can help each other out of the shadows.
At the end of the film, his father sold the house to help Rose reopen a company, and Nora began to drive around to find herself. It's a bit of a meaning to the sky, maybe the sun can really wash away all the unsatisfactory things in life. In fact, there is no lack of sunshine in our lives. Whether we can use this to cleanse the haze in our hearts depends on whether we are sunflowers or green radishes.
The music of the ps movie is great, but I didn’t find the relevant download, which is a pity.
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