It's a movie with all the rigors of a classic, so it's a classic. The classic is neither seductive nor charming, the classic is elegant, and the classic will make your nose feel sore.
Warm tones and textures, simple but timeless stories. The lady you love will leave, and the children will leave sooner or later, but music never dies, and the emotion left by music will linger in my heart for a lifetime.
The French setting makes the film comfortable, with delicate details playing out beneath the sycamore-colored leaves. The most moving part of the film is the process of probation. There are no bad children, only naughty children. It also took the opportunity to bring out the role of music and art. Although this is a little trick of the director, in the movie, I am sure that you will be deceived by him willingly, just like me. It's a great feeling to be fooled.
I think what I need is a soundtrack to find a warm afternoon and let the sound of that day surround my recliner and drown me. So that I can temporarily stop sighing for the reality of the movie market, so that I can sink happily.
Because I really like it so much; because I'm really addicted to the power of this art; because at one point I really think hard: maybe it's a ghostly blessing to marry such a little old man; because if it's not a roommate By the side, I think I'll --
stand up and applaud, or shed a little tear.
for music.
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