I think the film "Tidal Shore" is a niche movie with super beautiful pictures.

Introduction to the movie: Next to the suburban railway in new york, the girl Luo (Zudi? Fran Jodelle Ferland sits daydreaming all day in a worn-out motorcycle. She weaves Alice's itinerary with dolls around her, but the reality is different. Luo's father sings in a bar, with a small income, a heavy drinking habit and an addict. Luo's mother was so fat that she died of heroin overdose.

In order to escape from the police and creditors, my father decided to take Ross away and move from new york to a farm in the country. On the way, her father's bad habits made Luo unbearable, leaving only four broken Barbie dolls to play with her. Just when she felt that life was hopeless, a female neighbor with a beekeeper veil, Dale (Jenny? McTeer Janet McTeer comes into her life. They also have a yearning for fairy tales. In mutual support, the two men reconstructed that beautiful picture, but it didn't last long, and a fight began.

This is a very lovable little girl, and her dream world is particularly romantic. However, in this world with few people, her father died immediately, and there is almost only one little girl left in the whole world. No matter how beautiful the dream is, she will live after all, and then, how can she live? This is the chilling question. Behind the dream is boundless desolation. The high tide coast needs a reversed vision, and it is almost impossible to cross from one season to another.

The night gave me black eyes, but I used them to look for light. In Tidal Shore, this is no longer a problem for a generation, but a dilemma for a child. This weird movie, after watching it, is also cruel, grabbing the hearts of the audience and can't be calm for a long time.