A fairy tale that everyone is happy with, it doesn't have much meaning, it's not a so-called "fairy tale for adults" ~ it's also very good.
It's simple and clean. Isn't that the way children's worlds are. If you have a good friend with you every day, you will get carried away and get carried away. Once there is a gap in the friendship, it will fall apart.
Seeing the scene of Alberto and Luca breaking on the coast, there was a child in the theater who burst out into a very miserable cry, sobbing for a long time, unable to stop, grief-stricken...
Listen to the voice, it is a very small baby. If she cried because of the plot, and could understand the desolation in Alberto's eyes, and the grief and anger of turning her back to her friend and walking towards the center of the sea, then this movie would be great.
On top of the simple plot, the film's art scenes, characterization, and line design are extremely sophisticated. When the two brothers landed in the town for the first time, I was stunned:
This is an Italian town just like the original replica!
The small warm-colored houses scattered on the island, the white sheets drying outside the window under the bright sun, the gossiping old men in the bar, even Alberto looks like an Italian friend... a frown, a smile, a gesture, a tone, Absolutely.
Oh yes, the translation brings out a lot of the essence of the original Italian, and it is quite interesting. I have time to sort this out.
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