I can't find the most poetic word to describe it, Room In Rome. I got to the song Loving strangers from the Japanese push, and I found this movie after reading the comments. The beginning is night, meeting, and the end is sunrise, "parting". Except for the first and last place in the street outside the gate of the house, the rest of the background falls in this house - two paintings that differ from the 20th century, Cupid on the ceiling... all reveal the atmosphere of Rome, although only at the end Sunrise shots of Rome, but this house will make you love this place. At first they lied to each other unintentionally by telling their stories to each other, then emotions started to emerge, and the story between lies and truth became very interesting. The setting that amazes and loves me especially is the three-dimensional map in the computer, from the blue sphere of the earth, which is constantly locked by a smaller purpose, and finally to a rooftop where a child is playing. A story with pain that has not healed was told by Alba, followed by Natasha's story, and then their love. At the end, the sunrise, the balcony is connected with Rome under the brilliance, Alba thought of hanging the white sheets in the middle as a flag to remember this feeling that she had never felt before, and Natasha also felt that it could not be better. Then sitting on the balcony to eat breakfast, Alba said that if she reached out her hand and touched each other, they would be together (meaning extending her hand in the opposite direction), but she closed her eyes and groped to the edge of the table for a moment, she had to say , Alba's expression is too deep. The moment she opened her eyes, Natasha instantly grabbed Alba's hand, and then both hands were stimulated and bounced back, leaving two people laughing. It's so pure, sincere, and lively. Alba's pain is reflected in the arrow of Eros. She was shot in the heart, but Natasha, the invisible arrow, knew that she was shot, and helped her to pull it out to ease the pain. After one last frenzy in the tub, put on a bathrobe and return to peace. "Alba, look!" is the happy ending.
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