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Madio
Deron 2022-04-21 09:03:02
Madio, a man who sees through the world but silently opposes it, interprets the film La meglio gioventù with his unique charm. In the face of various social ills in Italy, he never compromises with this society, but is powerless Back to the days. He saw through all the situations in life, and was reluctant to hurt the world himself, including the person he loved the most. When he felt that he was unable to protect the happiness of the person he loved the most, he resolutely decided to let it go. He wanted to bear all the pain by himself. . He, Madio, a man whose eyes always revealed melancholy, finally gave up the world and freed himself. . . . . .
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Melyna 2022-03-28 09:01:08
Forty years, times have changed, and the experience of a family is concentrated in six hours. As a movie, the movie is very long, but after watching it, there is no end to it. Wonderful group play, see the big from the small. The epic of life, the picture scroll of the world.
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Dylan 2022-03-21 09:02:52
Good six hours. How much Mario can only be Nicola.
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Andrea Utano: I watch the midnight sun sink towards the horizon, then it stops and doesn't enter the sea. I think of my father, mother, and you, how you've always said that everything is beautiful. I think you were right. Everything is truly beautiful.
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Giovanna Carati: Look, but do you know that I still have a postcard you sent me from the North Cape, in '66, in Norwegian? I think it had an inscription. And under the translation it said: "Everything that exists is beautiful!", With three exclamation points... but do you still believe it?
Nicola Carati: No, I don't believe in exclamation points anymore.