Venue: Quartier Latin theater
Event: "I'm fine, don't worry" je vais bien, ne t'en fais pas painted the third week of the
linear narrative, calm posture of France Movie. The time is neither long nor short, just when it is going to make you feel a little bored, suddenly use a Punch to touch your little heart. Tears of disappointment may come out at this time.
However, this movie’s ability to make people feel empathetic is very limited-I’m saying that if you don’t have brothers or sisters, it’s hard to experience Lily’s feelings of being a brother. ; Of course, the kind of love that parents have for their children, I believe no one will ignore it-who does not have parents?
In the film, Lili's twin brother, Luc, is placed behind the scenes and never shows up. Even if Lili took a group photo in the scene, he couldn't see clearly. This may be reminiscent of "Butterfly Dream", but in the latter, the ubiquitous Rebecca clings to people's hearts like a ghost, and Luc's role is after all a link to others and a prop to perfect the plot.
The theme song U-Turn in the play is one of the highlights. It comes from a French group called AaRON that mainly sings English songs. You can find a music TV version of this song in the "Video" section of their official website. A live interpretation version. http://www.aaronwebsite.com/
Finally, I found that the online translation of this movie into "I'll Get Well" was obviously from the perspective of the heroine of the story. But in fact, the original title should be taken from those postcards, which is what "Luc" said to Lily: I'm fine, don't worry.
7 points
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