"Flutter Through My Life" Film Review: Calm but profound

Editor's note: The Korean touching movie "FlutterIng My Life" starring Song Huiqiao and Jiang Dongyuan has been released in China on March 13, and the International Online 1+1 Movie Group also invited netizens across the country to watch this film for the first time. The following film review comes from the netizen "Vitamin E Bib" of the movie group, who likes the movie "FlutterIng My Life" very much and is surprised by the life insight that the film brings him.

Stills from "Flutter Through My Life"

"Flutter Through My Life" is a very touching movie, worth watching! Many movies have topics related to early love and early pregnancy, such as Hong Kong's "Early Love", but none of them are as wonderful as "FlutterIng My Life". In addition to telling the story of the "17-year-old parents" who became pregnant and ran away from home, the film also tells the story of how the young parents responsibly supported the family and worked hard to treat the seriously ill children.

The male and female protagonists Song Huiqiao and Jiang Dongyuan appeared in the shape of handsome men and beautiful women in their previous works. This time they played a bunch of young parents, and at the same time they had to worry about tea rice oil and salt. Song Huiqiao does not wear makeup for the role and explodes foul language; Jiang Dongyuan tries to coax the child's game console to eat fried chicken in front of the fasting child... The civilian reality of both of them is completely abandoning the shackles of "male gods" and "goddesses" to interpret the movie. The young actors who play children also perform very well, and the maturity beyond age is highlighted, which is really touching. In the film, this family of three has never complained about fate, even if it is the fingering of strangers, they are optimistic to face it.

The movie lasts nearly two hours, not as dull as previous Korean movies. The most impressive scene is that when the young father played by Jiang Dongyuan returned to his hometown to see his father, he saw from the house that in addition to retaining the bits and pieces of his growth, there were news clippings of their family of three, and only then did he learn that it was his father who had previously sent huge sums of money to them. This plot is touching, and the love of the family for the child is not expressed with the mouth, but silently paid.

The soundtrack in the film is also well done and is closely integrated with the story content. For example, "love shine" is the music that the child Ah Rin heard when he fantasized that he was not sick and the beloved girl held hands and walked in the forest with sunshine, the whole music was happy and bright, and it was a magical music that could bring a good mood when listening to it for the first time.

In the movie, someone asks a sick child, "When do you most want to live?" He said: "When looking at the blue sky and white clouds, listening to the children giggling, when smelling the sun and soft clothes with my mother on a sunny afternoon, the uncle of the commissary next door looks very cold, but when he watches the TV series and cries, the sound of grandma calling her grandson to come to dinner is heard in the evening, and when I see my mother taking a cold shower for my father in the summer... They all want to live. "It turns out that for a seriously ill child, the very ordinary little things in our lives are so precious to them.

"Flutter Through My Life" is calm but profound... When a movie brings me reflection beyond mere sensory feelings, it is a "film that is out of the low-level fun" and is worth watching!! (Vitamin E bib/text)