No ideal, no responsibility. Or, just enjoy the gaze of others and prove their existence with the existence of others.
However, suddenly, an accident and an accident caused these two people to collapse and become strangers in their own world.
Far away from their own world, but close to each other's world.
Between them, there is not only mutual comfort in the predicament, but their lives gradually blended together. They fill each other's lives.
They grew up together, and their numb hearts finally regained consciousness in the brackish sea breeze, in the warm sea water, and just a few words from the two of them.
Just as bones with broken knuckles regrow new calcium and become harder than ever, they become stronger than ever. However, if the bones of the palm are broken, they cannot fully recover, and every movement, even if they are careful, will still have needle-like pain. Those scars from the past won't go away, they can't be forgotten, but they can go on.
Because every bone in the body is stronger than before. The desire to go on is firm and strong, and cannot be corroded by any external force.
If you ask them what life has taught them, I think it is.
Know each other, know yourself better.
The meaning of life is in itself.
When they understand this, they don't have to rely on the existence of others to justify their existence.
Jacques Audiard controls the rhythm of the narrative and the transition of the picture very well. Marion and Matthias' performances are just right. Interpret the struggle, confusion, loss, and later relief, peace, warmth and hope.
a moving movie
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