Some people say that parents are the most accessible profession in the world, it does not require training, it does not require exams, it does not require testing, and it does not even require preparation. Those who are born and do not raise are really deeply sinful. If they could be sued, children who had never been treated well would want to sue the people who gave birth to them, because it was really too difficult for them to live.
1. "What a Home"
The film is about the tragic life of a 12-year-old Lebanese boy Zain, who sued his parents because they gave birth to him but failed to raise him well, and the parents did not feel that they had done wrong and were still giving birth.
2. "Nobody Knows"
This film is based on true events and tells the story of a single-parent family in Tokyo, where four siblings live alone after being abandoned by their mother. I was very depressed after watching the whole movie, and the film without an ending was even more touching. The child's simplicity and optimism reflect the coldness of the world.
3. "I'm Jestem"
Adults are afraid of being alone, let alone an abandoned 11-year-old boy. He escapes from the orphanage, constantly seeking his sense of belonging, and eventually finds Condell, who is as lonely as he is. At the end of the film, I would like to dedicate this subtitle to every lonely soul. How I wish everyone had never been alone.
4. "The Childhood That Can't Fly"
One look at the name shows that this film is not telling a beautiful childhood story. But fortunately, his original family was unfortunate enough to meet a person who really cared about him. An 11-year-old boy enters society early and assumes responsibilities that should not be borne at this age.
5. "Someday"
This movie really looks like a curse. The film tells the story of two young boys who are currently seriously ill and are sent to a boarding orphanage, where they are tortured. After reading it, I feel angry but also sad, one day, everything will be fine. May all the goodness come as promised.
6. "Thief Family"
The film tells the story of the Shibata family who rely on crimes to maintain their family livelihoods, and after the head of the family, Shibata Jiji, retrieves a little girl who is covered in scales, the family's secrets are gradually revealed. But this film is different from the previous five, although life is difficult, fortunately there is still love.
7. "The Boy in the Striped Pajamas"
This movie, no abandonment, no persecution. It's just that parents never cared about their children. This is a film set in the background of war, and the film feels extremely depressing at the end.
The above seven movies, although not every native family is perfect, have their own problems. But I really can't understand the behavior of abandoning my own children. A good childhood heals a lifetime, and I really hope that every child deserves to be treated with tenderness.