C'mon C'mon

Some things are just meant to be. As much as I am not quite a believer of fate, but I also do not deny its presence. It's quite a beautiful thing really: a series of events inevitably leading you, for an instance—to meet someone. The story follows a man in his 40s or late 30s interviewing kids all around the US, specifically, New York. It's just him and his team cumulating uniquely grandeous child-like wonder, perspective from all the kids they interview. The man is used to interview and be the listener throughout his whole career, until one day, when he meets his nephew after ages. The nephew's charcter is filled with life. He probably has ADHD , therefore, his impulsiveness & hyperactivity. Yet that very symptoms channel life to its paramount. Being a psych major , neurodivergent behavior on films really excites me (not in a maniac scientist way!)but Mike Mills being an amazing artist who could portray such beauty in a sincere way, blew my mind when I was introduced to it. Till now, it still blows me, makes me sad , makes me happy, makes me happy-sad. Its just the way it is.