Good details, including the hole in the laundry bag.
In the blink of an eye, it was the scene where the male protagonist broke up with the female vote, which directly explained the male protagonist's not so bad, or even a bit bad life.
Just like a child, Jesse, who returned to school, enjoyed every bit of it to the fullest. As Jesse said, he reunited with his old love.
Most of the movie accounts for Jesse and Zibi getting to know each other and quickly realizing how compatible they are with each other.
According to the usual thinking, the girl on the cover, the plot of love at first sight, two people, one novel and one dull, are compatible on various topics, I think, this may be the story of two people who love each other across the age distance until they grow old Bar. However, I still think of movies and love too simply. The later reversal left me stunned. It is undeniable that there is a big gap between the two people in terms of reading taste, but reading is an inaccessible field for the male protagonist? . Furthermore, the age gap appears. The female protagonist wants to give her first time to the person she loves and is tempted by. However, the male protagonist's more experiences make him think more about the future of the female protagonist and so on.
This night was a disturbing night. Jesse spends the night with her favorite teacher, Zibi, with a so-called playboy. I have no way of knowing about Zibi's feelings, but I feel distressed all my life.
Peter has been teaching in a remote area from New York for 37 years. He retired and moved away, only to find out how helpless he was when he couldn't go back to school and was replaced by a newcomer.
At the end of the film, Jesse and Anna, who has the same passion for books, accompany each other, tease each other, count their gray heads, and think about getting old.
I feel the same way about Zibi, I like her enthusiasm, generosity, follow my love, stick to a restraint, understand, know what I want, what I like, and a vision and certainty for a better future.
In the end, the growing cells in our body all force us to become butterflies, trusting that everything will be fine.
By the way, the bgm of the movie is really lovely, mixed with classical music, people can't help but get close.
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