A film made more than 50 years ago today does not feel exaggerated and cheap at all, and can drive the audience to resonate with it. Truffaut has gone too far. This made me deeply feel that only the art of honesty is immortal.
That's it, honesty runs through every corner of the movie, there is no continuous ups and downs of the plot, the audience just follows Leo to play truant, spin, run, feel the sad moment of happiness and the silent breakaway, and can still know when the boy is tearing up the book. smile. The famous run at the end makes people sigh endlessly, Leo, where are you running to?
In fact, youth is inherently cruel. I don't know why many adults are always so forgetful about their nature. They always say that childhood must be said to be carefree, and their habitual thinking has washed their brains.
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