I always feel that Italy has the strongest artistic atmosphere, even more so than France. The birthplace of the "Renaissance" movement, its art, architecture, music and fashion are at the top level in the world. And Italian films, in my opinion, are also the highest quality among literary films. Compared with French literary films, Italian films are more profound, mature, not exaggerated, and have texture. In this regard, Japanese films are not inferior, and Spanish films are justified, but in my heart, Italian films have always been king, and the three Italian directors Antonioni, Tonatore and Bertolucci can explain everything.
This "Stealing Fragrance" is permeated with artistic atmosphere everywhere, conveying the spiritual temperament of the Italian people. The film tells that after Lucy's mother committed suicide, she brought her mother's diary to a small town to visit her mother's former friends. Her purpose is to find her biological father. In the process, Lucy's youthful charm and virginity captivates all the men in town. This small town, I don't know where it is in Italy, rolling mountains, green land, olive groves, swarms of bees, people partying naked in the sun, the leisurely soft time flows in the love of art. Sculptures, plants and prints are everywhere. The house has rough but tough lines, the windows have no glass, and the whole room can be seen at a glance. Here, people are open, stretched, and completely true to themselves.
Lucy was wearing a chiffon suspender skirt and had long hair. She was occasionally confused. She opened her mother's diary to read the previous paragraph, wrote some unfinished words, tore them out, and put them in random places. I came here with my mother four years ago and left behind my first love, but this time I found out that the other party was actually a playboy, frustrated, sad, confused and lonely, which made this 19-year-old girl cry helplessly and suffer from leukemia The writer Alex is the hero in "Lolita". He is obsessed with Lucy, but he is polite. He listens to her talk, comforts her, and finally dies quietly. The film describes his death so calmly, without turbulence, forcing the audience to accept it, but without any sense of abruptness.
The plot is peeled off piece by piece, and the answer to the mystery comes naturally. Lucy found her biological father calmly, and knew that it was not the first love who wrote the love letter to her back then. This shy boy with curly hair finally got Lucy's love and body. Everything was so natural and natural. This is Italy, a scent of Italy.
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