Last night I watched the closing film for this year's HKIFF, "Snow Cake". It was the best among the films I watched this year. It's about the friendship between an autistic woman played by Sigourney Weaver and a man who was considered to be cold and just got out of prison.
Love, acceptance, forgiveness and stereotyping were the messages from the movie. I also enjoy the humor from the movie, especially the part Alex and Linda played scramble...that was hilarious.
Griefing over her daughter's death, Linda used a very special way to express her feeling, she listened to a song which she and her daughter both loved. But her out of the ordinary way of griefing wasn't accepted by others. Ironically, that's how it is in the real world.
One good show!