Why are we forced to separate?
I feel like I'm suddenly in a dark room and feel inexplicable...
Theresa is a columnist for a Boston newspaper who is raising her 12-year-old son alone after a divorce. On a seaside vacation, she accidentally picked up a glass bottle with an affectionate monologue "Dear Catherine, I miss you as always, and I miss you even more today, because the sea has been singing to me. , sing the song that we live together..."
This is the letter in the bottle, about a man signed Garrett's infinite longing for his deceased wife, vividly on the paper. Teresa was deeply moved, and with the help of her friends, this woman who had lost her courage in love embarked on a journey to find the man. After some planning, she finally got to know this affectionate man as she wished, but a misunderstanding led to the two eventually having to choose to break up.
This seemingly cliché plot, but it was Kevin Costner's affectionate interpretation. The first I saw was the novel of the same name. Although love was rotten to the cliché, it was also moved by the deliberate sensationalism. The romance of the drifting bottle can only be found in movies or novels. This movie I watched a long time ago, at this moment, except for the commemoration, it turned out that I was really not half moved.
Vaguely, waves of sea waves echoed. Too hastily. The blue of the ocean is carried in the man's memory, and the waves of the ocean tide play an elegy in the sea breeze. These memories are fading...
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