Because the manuscript paper left by my daughter Diane, in addition to the operation process of handwriting, there are graffiti unrelated to mathematical research, and there are traces of tears soaked in the handwriting. Seeing this stack of manuscript paper and thinking about why Diane refused to publish this achievement, Evelyn finally understood her daughter's real thoughts. My daughter doesn't love math as much as she thought. Her behavior all along is to regard her daughter and granddaughter as tools to realize her dreams. Years of mutual harm ultimately stems from their own mistakes, which is why Evelyn shed tears.

First, write a feature film and read it as an educational film "Genius Girl" is Mark 20 17? The feature film directed by Webb and released on 20 17 seems to be a warm feature film at first glance, with lovely loli and endless love. If you watch carefully, you will know that it is not that simple. My uncle and grandmother are fighting for the custody of the little girl. In their bones, they are two completely different educational concepts.

Grandma Evelyn is the kind of person who climbs the pyramid with all her strength? Struggler? Usually, she sets her life goal as solving math problems. If she didn't finish, she urged her daughter to continue. Even after her daughter committed suicide, she found that her granddaughter inherited her mathematical talent and hoped that her granddaughter would continue to follow her daughter's path.

This kind? Expect children to interpret their dreams by themselves? Our educational methods are not uncommon even in life.

Second, the significance of personal choice In this film, Evelyn's family life can be said to be a failure. She thinks that she has made sacrifices for her family and given up the pursuit of mathematics. This hidden debt psychology eventually led her to regard her daughter as a tool and gradually drift away from her son and husband. In the end, her daughter chose to commit suicide, and she wanted to disappoint her with that difficult problem before she left, but Evelyn was immersed in her own world and didn't even feel it at first.

She even intends to take her little granddaughter as her own and let her be her daughter's successor.

It sounds crazy, but there is no need to call Evelyn an unforgivable villain. Her biggest mistake is that she has almost no emotional ability. She almost sincerely believed it? Learning mathematics is crucial to social progress? So it is natural for everyone to work hard for it.

However, all she can decide is her own life, never including other people's lives, even children. Fortunately, the little girl had a reliable uncle who snatched her from a fate she didn't like.

Third, the story ending The film has been laid out so much, and finally the plot is pushed to a climax with a stack of manuscript paper. In fact, it is only such a truth.

However, Evelyn finally made a phone call, which is proof of publishing this difficult problem against her daughter's wishes? Or further, simply seize the research results? There is no conclusion, and the complexity of human nature has reached its peak in this ending.