What exactly does Ricky mean?

He did not die, but became an angel. However, these two dramas are too religious, and people lose their humanity and become docile and unpopular. Although it belongs to harmony, it seems to be dragged away by the soul.

Synopsis: Katie (alexandra lamy), who works in a chemical factory, is a single mother. Her husband runs away from home, leaving her alone with her 7-year-old daughter Lisa (Mélusine Mayance). One day, extremely depressed Katie met Paco (Sergi López), a Spaniard, in the same factory. Two men and a woman reunited after a long separation, and soon fell in love, and soon had the crystallization of love-a little boy named Arthur perrett.

However, the reality of life gradually replaced the romance of love. Paco and Katie were exhausted by work and children and quarreled constantly. One day, Katie found Ricky's back red and swollen, so she had a conflict with Paco and they broke up. Soon after, Ricky's back actually grew a pair of wings, which surprised Katie and Lisa. Mother and daughter fought a series of battles to protect Ricky's decision to keep this secret.

It would be a really sad story if Ricky's wings, the symbol of angels, disappeared. On a date with Parker, Katie suffered a chemical spill and gave birth to a deformed child, Ricky. In the process of raising Ricky, Parker, like Katie's ex-husband, gave up his responsibility to the family and left the home that had been troubled by money and childcare. When Ricky's deformity became the focus of society, Parker, who felt profitable, returned home. In Katie's eyes, Ricky's death should have gone to heaven, which is a beautiful long-cherished wish of any mother for her dead child.

This film is another masterpiece written and directed by Fran? ois Ou Rong, a director who returned to France, following the British film Angel in 2007. This is also his tenth feature film in the past ten years. This film is different from any of Ou Rong's early works. The biggest discussion in French film critics is that Ou Rong completely deviated from the original creative theme and style, showing his other side as a director and his concern for society.

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