The expression of love in French films is always just right and lovable, and I have such an impression when I watch "Summer in Provence". The story of the Bellier family is even more heartwarming to me.
The first is that their attitude towards the deaf-mute is optimistic and positive from the inside out. Compared with many normal families, it can be said that they understand the art of communication better. It can be felt that in their home, parents and children are completely equal, and as a medium of communication, even parents of restricted-level topics communicate with relish in front of Paula, which can't help but laugh.
Then there is the love and support between family members. Allah's parents are my ideal couple. Love is in some small movements, winking and patting the butt. When my father proposed to run for mayor, my mother responded immediately. She was the number one fan, very cute. In the second half of the film, when Paula wanted to go to Paris to pursue her dream, her mother's words were touching: when she learned that Paula had hearing, she cried a lot, and now she can sing. Although she felt betrayed and abandoned at first, she finally chose to understand her daughter.
Finally, it's about a girl's dream journey. When I was tangled between family and dreams, when Paula reached out and stroked the net fence, I resonated very much. When a person does what he is good at, he will shine. In a chorus, Paula sings more and more and becomes more and more surging, making people feel that talent should not be wasted. I also appreciate Paula's attitude of not only putting her dreams first, and trying her best to reach reconciliation with her parents in the conflict instead of violent confrontation.
A lovely family first presupposes that everyone is lovely, and then love each other. Family is a gift, I hope we all know how to cherish it.
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