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love for a limited time
Adolf 2022-04-20 09:02:17
Regarding the topic of extramarital affairs, most of the front part is a very humorous friction between American and French views on love, including various admonitions and enlightenment between parents, family, and friends, as the film says, within the "rules" Love can be recognized and blessed. This rule is actually not to infringe on the family's social relations and family integrity. From this point of view, the French-style open life seems to be incomprehensible. The traditional family view and the way of contracting love give interpretations to different realms. Love and marriage can be understood as two parts, because love can do whatever you want under the protection of the contract in the latter, but to break the contract is to Pay a considerable moral breach cost. Going back to the end of the film, from the heroine's letter until the two meet again, it returns to the emotional narrative. Love is a beautiful memory and treasure for the two. Loving each other does not mean that they must possess each other. It should be the best choice to give yourself and the other party a place in their hearts and memories. It should be the best choice that is most in line with the actual value system of both parties without destroying the life structure of both parties. Therefore, in the film, the female protagonist's left ring finger is deliberately shown to the male protagonist to see that the male protagonist returns. The shot of the ring appears to be overly contrived and deliberate, which, to put it mildly, could have been better. The handling of the ending is similar to that of David Lean's "Meet Hate Too Late", but it gives a more euphemistic and beautiful ending, and there is enough space and angles to think about, explore the attributes and characteristics of this emotion. home.
Extended Reading
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Brian: Arielle, you're older than I am, you're wiser I'm sure and you've seen much more of the world. And you're beautiful, and elegant, and smart, and funny, and interesting, and you feel like family which is wonderful.
Arielle: Are you seriously telling me that the "but" is coming at the end of this sentence?
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Arielle: I'm sad. It was the beginning.
Brian: Of what?
Arielle: Belief.