It's hard to imagine a night being narrated so richly by the director. I really like the soundtrack, loving strangers, which has been played by me on a loop. It's just one night, so unforgettable, let each other out from bitterness to mutual calm. It was one night, so affectionate, that the initial daze turned into a warm response. It was one night, so full, that the two women could no longer extricate themselves. My favorite is the frescoes of ancient Rome. They are so brilliant, and each of them lays the groundwork for the development of the plot. It is like a guide, with such rich cultural heritage, such an excellent protagonist, such a beautiful scenery, such a warm Morning is beautiful. Although it is a bit erotic, it is this catalyst that makes their relationship deepen step by step, so that from the initial mutual concealment to self-reporting, Alba and Natasha feel that love is really coming. I felt so strongly that it was not only them who had come to love, but also me in front of the screen. I'm afraid of the woman in front of me because I love someone so much but I realize that I don't understand at all, so there will be fear. Fortunately, they all feel loyal to themselves in the play. I love such a beautiful feeling. The beginning and the end echo, the same two people in front of the hotel, the same two hands, but this time they are in the same direction.
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