It's a movie that's hard to define precisely, road movies, black humor, inspirational, growing up, family... It is full of all kinds of bitterness and grooves in life, growing up autistic, middle-aged bankruptcy, gender orientation, family relationships, but with a variety of seemingly funny expressions to gently dissolve them.
It's the story of a family with strained relationships who work together on the road to realize their dreams for the youngest child in their family, who are either proud, cold, impatient, or obsessed with the surface, but they all have one common characteristic, that is, kindness. And when various bizarre things happen along the way, their kindness breaks through the appearance and gradually emerges.
In my opinion, the little girl in the film is not only a child, but also a representation, she embodies the family's hidden self, but also part of their desperate desire to protect, they still retain a deep expectation of the world in their hearts, just like the little girl.
At the end, the part where the family dances together on stage is more like a release, with the little girl standing in front of the dancer and they dancing with their ideals.
At the end of the film, the family starts again, the same car, the same road, life is still full of dilemmas, but there are still some changes: Grandpa chooses to go to heaven in his own way, Uncle has the desire to be born, Dad is no longer obsessed with successful chicken soup, Mom is no longer hysterical, and Brother accepts himself and his family. And the little girl of the sunshine will also grow up healthy with the support of a kind family.
The sun was shining, keep going.