Ella, a Frenchman living in a small town in Tuscany, runs a gallery with high taste, and one day she attends an exhibition by British writer James Millerprovides a deep dive into the authenticity and inevitable affectation associated with art. Ella seemed particularly fascinated by James' passion for literature, and she then invited him to take a tour of the beautiful surrounding landscape. When Ella and James were mistaken for husband and wife, the two suddenly had a lot of fun. They really pretended to be a pair of intimate lovers and spent an entire afternoon discussing love, life and art. They do look a lot like an old couple who have lived together for a long time, and Ella finds herself seeming to have a crush on the slightly older novelist. But after all, they decided to pretend to be husband and wife on a whim. If it continues like this, it is likely to become a real love, because both Ella and James gradually realize that they seem to be really suitable. other side. In the process of excavating the nature and essence of love, marriage and art together, they are constantly expanding the possibilities, and the disguised feelings can also have profound meanings as if they existed in the real world
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Certified Copy movie plot
2022-03-27 08:01
Extended Reading
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Jacques 2022-03-29 09:01:10
Complete the big screen review. Italy is a large open-air museum, where a quarter of the world's cultural heritage is concentrated. What matters is not the thing itself, but the way of looking at it. The value of a work of art depends on how it is viewed (environment). Fakes also have their value, and the process of seeking the original is one of them. The best proof is for a true and false couple. When the fictional content of the movie resonates with the audience, it naturally forms a fake. Not really original.
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Adalberto 2022-04-03 09:01:11
Nothing else, Binoche's acting is okay
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Elle: I didn't get married to live alone. I'd like to live my life with my husband. Mmm... Is a good husband too much to ask for?
La patronne du café: Our lives can't be all that bad if all we can complain about is our husbands working too hard. You see, when there's not another woman, we see their job as our rival.
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James Miller: My family lives their lives and I live my life. They speak their language and I speak mine. That makes sense doesn't it?
Elle: It makes a lot of sense.