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Film | Girls' Growth and Choice: Brooklyn

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Two men and one woman, about the choice of wandering and nostalgia, love and loss, personal freedom and responsibility

An Irish girl, Alice, because of the uncertain prospects for work in her hometown, left her mother and sister and went to New York alone, hoping to break out of the world.

It was difficult at first, but Alice kept working hard, going to night school, learning bookkeeping, hoping to become an accountant one day.

After leaving our hometown, we see the meaning of our hometown to us; only when we are wandering in a foreign country do we feel the preciousness of being accompanied, and whenever we read the letters of our families at night, we always cry into tears.

Later, Alice met the Italian boy Tony, and every night after the night school class, there was a man's warm waiting, even if he was wandering away, no longer feeling lonely, everything seemed so smooth.

Until she received the news of her sister's death, Alice returned to her hometown, and her mother's various actions made her aware, and her mother wanted to stay here and stay by her side. Introduced by her mother, Iris meets the kind Jim and gets a good job offer.

Standing in front of the crossroads of life, on the one hand is the prosperity of the metropolis, the ever-improving work opportunities, the love of the two fighting together; on the other side is the hometown, the recall of the mother, in the face of choice, is it to run to stability and comfort or to go to their own hearts?

"One day, somewhere, the sun rises slowly, and the moment the sun shines on you, you understand that this is where you should live." "One day, the sun will set and rise again, and my hometown will be my hometown."