La boum is the screen debut of Sophie Marceau , a French rose, a light-hearted family life sketch, which interprets the love between teenagers and couples with the unique French romance. As someone who has never experienced a first kiss, I can only narrate it as a bystander. There are no fetters in Wei's love, full of freedom, youth and hormones. She sees the restraint of the boy she likes, the jealousy of the boy with other girls, the indulgent hug when the boy brings her a headset and plays her favorite music "reality" at the dance, everything seems so natural express. The marriage of Wei's parents was "red light" because of the man's derailment. The mother, Françoise, took revenge on her husband, but in the end, she found that it was not only her husband, but her daughter, Wei, who was hurt. So she chose to return to the family. This is completely different from the budding of Wei's age.
Wei's love is as free as the wind, without so many commitments, you can play small, you can split and close, you can also see the boy you like at a dance, and then wave your old love and dance with the new knowledge. Maybe it's a French romance.
Although it has long passed the age of the first kiss, although I have long missed the feeling of this first kiss, this film made me vaguely have some beautiful fantasies about my youth. Such a young emotion, without the burden of an adult, is light and clear, proud and comfortable.
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