A dull and introverted old gardener, who moved out of the original manor after the death of his owner, was accidentally picked up by the rich man's wife and brought back to the palace comparable to the palace. The people around him were all blinded by his elegant and noble temperament and his philosophical conversations, from rich couples to presidents, from official residences to the media, they were all horrified by the mysterious background that he couldn't find and found. Treat him as a guest of honor and become a celebrity in the upper class. In fact, there are no hilarious scenes in the film. Everything is peaceful and quiet. It is more appropriate to classify the film as black satire after watching it for 20 minutes. The whole film is full of metaphors and philosophies, and it is easy to think of Forrest Gump, but Forrest Gump can make people believe in his existence more, and the old gardener with great wisdom and stupidity is more like a pair of invisible eyes watching with cold eyes. A movie 28 years ago, nominated for the best actor at the 52nd Oscar (1980). It is very modern, beautiful, beautiful in color and texture, and the manor house is magnificent. The symbolic meaning of the ending reaches the highest end that mortal thinking can't reach: that is God walking on the water.
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