Lou Roy-Lecollinet

Rhoda 2022-03-07 08:01:48

The French actor Matthew Amashi, who is well-directed, has once again collaborated with the famous French director Arnaud de Plechamp in "Reminiscence of the Brilliant Years", playing human J. Paul, recalling his youth from childhood to youth. The director Arnold de Plechamp, who is deeply...

Alivia 2022-03-07 08:01:48

(Written by Zhi Ning on May 4, 2016)
    It seems that the older the director is when he shoots youth love, the more he can find the pulse. The emotional expression is too delicate and moving, causing some viewers to suspect that the first love in the film is the director's personal experience. To...

Talia 2022-04-21 09:03:41

7.7 The unbalanced structure, from the messy fragments to the complete record, the first two paragraphs seem to be superimposed like a prelude, the shadow of the family, the disappearance of friendship and the fall of the Berlin Wall are all ambush in the third paragraph, the emotional whirlpool that makes people confused finally. Complete. The wind blows pages and pages, one side develops from childhood at least years to youth, and on the other side, the memories of middle-aged past events go back in time, and finally it seems that both forward and backward converge at one point of youth, in the gaze at the end. The ego has reached its peak.

Shannon 2022-04-24 07:01:25

Knowledge is power, and love is the game of power. Realizing this scares me so much. It's hard to be an Esther and be a Paul at the same time. Esther, devoted to her life, the way she burns her life is her power, and self-destruction is her destiny. Paul, constantly using his power - "knowledge", is able to see through the philosophy of the world and play with life.