Father in jail, mother drunk, how life goes on

Recently, I watched three movies, "April Story" and "Rashomon" that I had always wanted to see, and "The Mystery of Windsor" was a wonderful encounter.

Windsor Mystery Producer Country: United States, Genre: Drama/Family, Length: Ninety

Mezzie and her brother, along with their parents, live peacefully in Hoston, an agricultural town far from the big city. The little girl Mezzie is on her 8th birthday, and when everyone celebrates her birthday together, an uninvited guest comes and her father is arrested.

The father was imprisoned and served ten years in prison. How does life continue when the mother is depressed and drinks all day, while the younger brother is a deaf-mute child?

I thought that the next plot must be full of sadness, not also.

Mezzie was lucky to live in Hoston. The Kate family, who were similar to her, adopted Mezzie and her brother, and they lived together, giving them the warmth of family. Kate, on the other hand, is a close and good friend, and they have endless whispers together.

Mezi grew up with four other boys. Under the eaves of the town's main road, bathed in the sunset, they drank beer, talked, and were full of love for the town. They are about to separate, go to college, join the army, join the team, but no matter where they are, what profession they will pursue in the future, they will not forget the honesty, kindness, and hard work that the town taught them when they grew up. With these like-minded friends growing up together, Mazi is really lucky.

Jill, an old gentleman, has been taking care of Mezzie like a granddaughter. He had cancer and received chemotherapy for Maezi. He also plans to give all his property to Mezi's father, who will be released from prison, and let him take up his original job again. In addition to fraternity, there is also trust.

Mezzie did not look down on or complain about her father. Before going to prison, my father worked the farm for decades, but his innovation was framed by large companies and he received a government deportation order. When he lost his farm and home, he was humiliated by the lawyer and fought back in a hurry. Mezzie understood and tolerated her father as much as the townspeople.

Mezzie regularly visits her father in prison, and when Mezzie resents her mother's alcoholism, her father enlightens her, and it is his duty. When she was growing up, her father was not absent, and he kept talking to her, listening to her and teaching her.

At the end of the film, Mezzie decides not to go to college because she feels that Houston is her whole world.

Whether it is the older generation or the younger generation, the affection for the town is very touching.

The 90-minute film is calm, with no ups and downs in the storyline or thrilling graphics. However, the beautiful relationship between men and women and children in the town conveys mutual love with their own kindness. For the Mezi family, not only because of sympathy, but also because of the support of relatives. It was lovely.