A 13-year-old French girl falls in love with a boy at a party. Her youthful and ignorant feelings gradually heat up. She encounters a misunderstanding and then reconciles. The story takes a turn in the final scene of the film, climaxing at the same time, and the theme is sublimated. In the end, the girl hugged and danced with the boy she liked at the birthday party. Suddenly, she saw another boy who had just pushed the door in and had blue eyes as clear as lake water. Her eyes and throbbing heart were attracted again. . The movie ends abruptly here.
In addition to taking the 13-year-old heroine's youthful love as the main line, the film also shows the love in the marriage between the heroine's dentist father and cartoonist mother. They have experienced an affair and deception, repentance and confession, sadness and love. Revenge, misunderstanding and anger, miss and choice. If the tone of the heroine's story is expected, beating, gloomy, beautiful, and floating. Then the tone of the narrative of her parents' marriage and love story is soft, warm, witty, romantic, and deep. It's not like any story about an affair I've ever heard. Deception, betrayal, and pain are not the bottom line of the story. After listening to such a story about mistakes, all I remember is trust and warmth. I prefer the story of my parents, which has weight and is more down-to-earth.
Every character in the film seems to be gently and casually sketched, but they all reveal an indescribable freshness and loveliness.
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