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Harmon 2022-02-22 08:02:20
L'Amour en fuite
{狂跑}
L'Amour en fuite, the title on the outer cover of the DVD is "Love Run", Google French, translate en fuite into escape.
Love slips away and passes, it seems to be more able to convey the theme of the Antoine series, therefore, I would rather call it another Chinese translation "Lost Love".
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Cristobal 2022-02-22 08:02:20
The answer is blowing in the wind
François Truffaut's interpretation of survival is heavy, even waiting for a person's life.
From "Four Hundred Strikes" to "Love Run" at the end of the "Antoine series", we see the complete journey of the talented actor from childhood to middle age, which is different from the "transformation" we...
Rosy Varte
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Casey 2022-04-24 07:01:23
A series summary, with constant flashbacks
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Talia 2022-03-14 14:12:29
After reading the final work of the Antoine series, I realized that there were many misunderstandings of the previous works. Although the work itself is full of individuality, it is still amazing for Truffaut's profound accomplishments. All sorts of gathering, dispersing, clutching, interspersed with memories, all the way from childhood. The change of role identities, the change of obsessive objects, outlines an autobiographical novel-style niche outlook on love. I like the ending very much and always face it with a positive attitude. Seeing the whole picture, I couldn't help being moved.
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