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There are some movies, although after watching some clips, you can predict what the ending will be, but watching it, you will still cry with the characters in the movie. "Wrestle, Dad" and "Genius Girl" are just such movies. The two films actually have a lot in common. They both talk about the children's expectations of their parents, saying that it is for their own ideals, but in fact they are films for realizing their parents' dreams. Today, let’s talk about the starring role of the movie "Genius Girl"
and "Genius Girl". He is the actor of Captain America Chris Evans and starring McKenna Grace. Of a movie. McKenna Grace plays Mary, a very talented girl. Although Mary is very young, Mary has an amazing talent, which she inherited from her mother. Mary's mother is a very talented girl. She has achieved extraordinary results at a young age, and her future can be said to be bright. Such a girl should have a halo, but Mary's mother was not happy. Under long-term depression, she suffered from severe depression and finally committed suicide. Before she died, she entrusted her daughter to her brother Frank, and left her last words to make her daughter live happily.
Frank and Mary were happily living together, but then the appearance of Frank's mother broke everything. The turn of the camera also allows us to see all the life of Mary's mother. This film also discusses the short life of Mary's mother from Frank and his mother's fight for Mary's parental rights. It allows us to see two genius girls encountering some intelligible but completely different experiences. The most thought-provoking thing is that from the beginning to the end, although Frank’s mother accused Frank’s mother of her strong desire to control Mary’s mother, she never denied the importance of academics. The editor thinks this is also the success of this movie.
In fact, this kind of thinking is also reflected in "Wrestle, Dad", but the difference is that the girls in "Wrestle, Dad" are more fortunate. In contrast, the editor thinks that educational films like this are more needed in China. Think about it, many college graduates nowadays, after graduation, are urged by their parents to take what they see as "iron rice bowl" jobs. Looking for a child to become a dragon and looking for a daughter to become a phoenix is a very traditional concept of Chinese parents. There is nothing wrong with this at first, but let us think about it, do those parents really make their children realize their own wishes? Or is it what the parents did not realize in the past and are now forcibly imposed on their children?
is the same as the two girls in "Genius Girl". Now children have been enrolled in various training courses by their parents since they were young. Those parents also called "don’t let their children lose on the starting line." Sometimes I look at those little figures, but have to go to various classes on weekends. I feel distressed. I can’t help asking the parents, where is the so-called "starting line"? Not to mention the child's desire for control, but the more terrifying is the desire for control of college students who have just graduated. How many graduating freshmen have to give up their ideals at the request of their parents and go to the desperate test of the iron rice bowl-like work in the eyes of their parents? But not every child is adapted to these things. Now that the competition is getting fiercer, there are actually more choices to do, right?
Although the film "Genius Girl" is an American film, the editor really feels that our country needs this kind of film to wake up those who are stubborn. Although the thinking of the younger generation of parents has changed, it is really far from enough. I hope that every child can really have a truly happy childhood, instead of waiting to grow up and remember childhood. The little figure carrying a heavy schoolbag was in his mind.
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