I finished reading "Modern Love" today, and I feel quite deep, but I am not so eager for the arrival of love, so wait.
Love is more like what the movie talks about, it's really sweet.
This play is adapted from the Modern Love column of the New York Times. They are all stories that actually happened. They are made up of contributions from reporters and readers of the Times. Crawled out, but only touched the solid soil with both hands.
In view of the recent worsening of memory, the plot is briefly described in eight summaries for future recall.
Episode 1
An apartment manager with a mysterious experience and a young female tenant break away from friendship and become a family story. Sometimes a person loves you or not, in the eyes of outsiders, only 30 seconds is enough.
Episode 2
It is about an interview with the founder of the marriage app by a female reporter, which draws out the story of two different choices at the fork on the road of love. A female reporter similar to "Love at Sunset and Dusk" was unable to renew her fate because she accidentally lost her contact information. However, at the signing meeting many years later, the female reporter met the boy again, but both sides had a family. The family was in his old age. Finally, the two had a dinner table meeting to resolve the initial misunderstanding. After returning home, the man chose to make up for his wife and gave up the female reporter. On the other hand, the female reporter chose to pursue love and left her husband.
The love story of the founder of the marriage is also similar to this, the difference is that he was very in love with his ex-girlfriend, but he left her because he was cheated on. Later, in many relationships and long lives, he realized that only being with his ex-girlfriend is true love. In the end, both sides abandoned their incumbents and reconciled as before. (The three views in this episode are slightly controversial, and I also slightly agree with the pursuit of a life with love, rather than the will and silence)
Episode 3
Hathaway plays a man with bipolar disorder who has met and ambiguous with many men during the period of remission, but after the bipolar disorder, refusing to communicate and showing no interest in men hurts the hearts of these men. Finally, under the persuasion of friends, she told the truth about her situation to everyone who was inexplicably hurt by her, a positive story of healing.
Episode 4
This episode is about a couple who are about to enter their old age. They are probably troubled by problems such as the seven-year itch. In the end, after knowing each other for decades, they worked so hard that they no longer care about reconciliation. .
Episode 5
Short words cannot describe what this episode wants to tell the audience. This episode can only be understood, not spoken.
Episode 6
A story of old and young love. The 21-year-old girl "falls in love" with an uncle of her father's generation due to her lack of fatherly love. Under the constant provocation of the girl, the uncle also struggles to cater to this relationship, but after kissing the girl, he angers the girl, so she gets Knowing that what the girl wants is true fatherly love, and the girl's cross-border behavior has always made him misunderstood, and he is already deeply in love. At the end, the uncle chose to leave to teach the girl a lesson, and the girl really grew up at this moment. I understand what love is.
Episode 7
It tells the story of the adoption of a child between a gay couple.
Episode 8
The first half is the story of sunset love. In short, it is the counterattack of an old man who is looking for love at an advanced age and is treated differently by others. This episode is also the most realistic expression of the word love regardless of age. In the second half, a rain is used to connect the eight stories together, creating a sense of atmosphere and sublimating love.
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