I thought that the film based on this kind of correspondence would not be able to watch without the dramatic conflict, but in fact, I can watch it, and I can also be brought in a little bit along with the protagonist's correspondence. With the explanation of the characters' letters, you can feel the environment, social customs, sophistication, economic situation at that time, and even follow the camera to see the buildings, streets, dresses, and decorations of that era. You don't need to be retro, the old school style has already penetrated to daily life.
Through the narrative tone, the exchanged letters explain the background changes and psychological activities of both sides of the characters, and can perceive the character, experience, cognitive attitude of the protagonist, and how to establish such trust and friendship, so that people naturally believe in this. This kind of friendship exists, and through the shared spiritual resonance, there is a feeling of seeing each other late. In the end, the owner of the bookstore passed away, which is really regrettable. I can imagine the pain and regret of a female writer's spiritual world collapsing.
I like a few leading actors, their light acting skills are like gossip, and they don't have to forcefully interpret emotions, anger, sadness and music, and their expressions are like ordinary people like you and me. Judi Dench has only a few shots, but it can catch people's attention, which is really the charm of the actor himself.
After watching it, I know why everyone likes this film. The protagonist fulfilled our wish to have a confidant that is enough for life. I look forward to your letter, and I look forward to your letter. It is true and true.
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