What movie shows a father and daughter climbing a mountain and the father is killed?

First a father-daughter story: My father is a hero Monpère, cehéros. (1991) Director: Gérard Lauzier Screenwriter: Gérard Lauzier Type: Comedy/Drama Release date: October 23, 1991 French loving father A classic family film performed with the naughty daughter ***. Gerard Depardieu plays Andre, a nervous father who is worried about his sixteen-and-a-half-year-old (fourteen-year-old) daughter. He and his wife had been divorced for a long time, and his daughter Willow (Mayfair) lived with her mother. In order to cultivate a relationship with his daughter, whom he rarely saw, he took her to the tropical Mauritius (Bahamas) for vacation. The naughty daughter thinks that telling little lies from time to time can make life richer. In order to attract attention, she fabricates lies to make the young man who admires her believe that her father, who is always watching her and guarding her closely, is her lover, so that the vacationers on the island think that her father is her lover. He was a big pervert who made a lot of jokes, but when she found out that she fell in love with the young man, lies became the biggest obstacle between them. Andre worked hard to make it all come true. On the right track... "Bao and Son" is a town in the Jiangnan water town in the 1930s. Lao Bao, who is in his fifties, is loyal, kind, but cowardly. He has been working as an errand in the Qin Mansion for more than 30 years and has nothing to seek. His only hope lies in his only son Bao Guowei, who lost his mother since childhood. Bao Guowei is a third-year student at Provincial Zhicheng Middle School. Lao Bao lives frugally and hopes that his son will succeed, but his son fails to live up to expectations and hangs out with dandies all day long. Although Lao Bao tried his best, it was too late, and Lao Bao's hope that his son would become a dragon came to nothing. According to Xiao Hui, the protagonist of the film "Unforgettable", her father may be the most rigid and terrifying person in the world. Not only did he prevent her from getting married to Awen, but he also often mocked and attacked her after Awen's death. Waves of sharp and hidden sarcasm came out of the sullen father's mouth. Xiaohui didn't know that when her father guessed from the keys on the table that she was coming home, he quietly pretended that she didn't know anything about it, just because he was afraid that she would not come home again and that it would hurt her self-esteem. Men are actually very gentle and delicate sometimes. Although it was difficult, Xiaohui finally grew up and matured in life. Facing her father's seemingly eternal cold tone, Xiaohui could read the tolerance and warmth in it. "Dad and Me" is a film about the relationship between father and daughter. It records every touch in a seemingly peaceful life. Due to the unexpected death of her mother, Xiaoyu returned to her biological father, Laoyu. From stranger to familiarity, in the extraordinary and alternative father-daughter relationship, from understanding to understanding, from understanding to understanding, and from understanding to understanding. . The emotional return of two generations and the life journey across the generation gap contain the ups and downs of life... "Finding Nemo" straightforwardly expresses the father's feelings for his son. For the sake of his missing only son, the father did not hesitate to cross rivers and seas, and went through all kinds of hardships. He would do anything for his son, as long as his son could be safe and happy. As a father, his wish is often that simple. Although this is a cartoon, the things the clown fish did for his son in the film reminded me of my father very easily. Every little thing in life, every little thing my father did for me. , I remember it all in my heart. This is also the minimum feeling a son can express to his father. There are three father-son relationships in "Road to Destruction". The deep relationship between the gang boss and the killer is close to that between father and son, the relationship between the gang boss and his unscrupulous son, and the relationship between the killer and his own son. The trust and appreciation between the gang boss and the killer due to years of cooperation have given them a relationship similar to that of a father and son. There is a scene in the film where the two of them play the piano together, which really makes people feel a kind of incomparable harmony. The love between father and son. But for the sake of his son, he still made up his mind to kill the killer's family; the killer and his son depended on each other, and finally embarked on the road of no return for revenge. There are two father-son relationships in "Riding Alone, Thousands of Miles", in which neither son wants to see his father. His son Kenichi doesn't want to see his father who comes from afar to visit him because of the harm his father caused him many years ago. After his father Takada learned about his son's situation, he realized that filming in China was the only thing he could do. Another son, Yang Yang, did not want to see his father Li Jiamin, showing a childlike stubbornness and an unprepared mentality.

In an unexpected situation, Takada and Yang Yang spent a night alone. Takada held the sleeping Yang Yang in his arms and began to think about his relationship with his son Kenichi. When Yang Yang got along with Takata, even though they didn't understand each other, he felt warmth, which may be the father's love he was missing. In the movie, Kenichi writes to his father that he loves mask scenes because he wants to know the expression behind the mask. He said that the same goes for interactions between people, and now he wanted to put down his mask in front of his father. This is the final message that the movie wants to convey. People who love each other should treat each other sincerely, not only for others, but also for themselves. This is a plain yet intense movie. He is as plain as a father, he doesn't speak much, but his meticulousness can be seen everywhere. The father's eyes, hands and arms in "Perfect World" protect the children to break through the shackles of spiritual shackles and seek happiness and perfection in the free world. It puts aside the secular standards of right and wrong, good and evil, and presents us with the purity and beauty of human nature. The dialogue between the two people on the way is like a heart-to-heart talk between father and son. The child opens his heart to the "father" in his heart and expresses the troubles and wishes that he cannot express to his mother. Even if it's just a father's perfect lie. In this touching film "Bigfish", director Tim Burton once again uses his extraordinary imagination to take us into the inner world of a father and son. Edward Bloom (played by Albert Finney) is an old man who likes to brag. He often exaggerates his experiences to others, telling how when he was young (played by Ewan McGregor), he wandered around the world with endless scenery and came from Allah. I set out to travel around the world from a small town in Bama, and then returned home after reading all the things in the world. But his son Will (Billy Cudup) felt that his father was vain and exaggerated, and he was alienated from him for a long time. Until Bloom actually died of cancer. Only then did Will regret his previous attitude towards his father. He realized that he knew too little about his father, and his father's life was also confusing in his rhetoric. In order to understand what his father really experienced at that time, Will began to fictionalize his father's legendary life based on the experiences his father told during his lifetime. In his fiction, the young father (played by Ewan McGregor) is a traveling salesman who often leaves home for business trips to the far south, and experiences bizarre adventures and excitement every time he travels. Will fictionalized four different legends based on his father's stories, but each one ended with his father's death. In the process, Will begins to experience all people, things, and things in the same way his father felt at that time, thereby discovering the success and failure of his father's life...