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The story is delicate
Hattie 2022-04-20 09:02:01
French films always have very delicate feelings, and the expressions in the camera can touch the heart. Sunshine, breeze, golden waves, step by step towards the main line of the story. Even the thrilling plot can be told quietly, not as fast-paced as Hollywood blockbusters, but it is depicted in people's hearts. The French are open-minded, thinking, acting, living, those shots that have deep meaning. The two tragic lives finally combined into harmony, and the rebirth after suffering will be more meaningful. Aside from the plot, I prefer the part of father and son. Playing on the beach and in the snow makes my heart feel so soft.
Extended Reading
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Alain van Versch: [Talking to Stéphanie on the phone] What are you doing?
Stéphanie: At this moment? In life? Or in general?
Alain van Versch: I wanted to say that...
Stéphanie: I'm not asking for anything. I'm hanging up. I'll call you to ask about Sam. Give him a kiss?
Alain van Versch: Don't hang up! Don't hang up!
Stéphanie: I won't hang up.
Alain van Versch: For three hours... he was in a coma. For three hours, he was dead. I was scared of losing him. Don't leave me!
Stéphanie: I won't leave you!
Alain van Versch: I love you.
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[first lines]
Sam: I'm hungry. I'm hungry.