I have an inexplicable fondness for Italian films. When I saw the cover, I thought it was mainly about the emotions between two women. After watching the film, I found that the director wanted to talk more and deeper. The relationship between the characters in the film is a bit complicated, and there are too many things involved, but just like the title "Crazy Love", love is the theme of the whole film.
The protagonists of the film are Beatrice and Morelli, one is chatty, the other does not speak much, and there is a strong contrast in personality. The two met in the village of the other side, and there lived women with mental problems, Beatrice. No one understands Si in it. Talking about cancer makes other female patients reluctant to associate with her. When the newcomer Morelli came here, Beatrice wanted to have friends, so she was very enthusiastic about Morelli, and it happened that the two had complementary personalities. , and both longed for the understanding of others, so the two became each other's friends.
Both their encounters are directly related to their own families, and it can be seen from their conversations that they both have an unfortunate family. Beatrice's father is gay, and her father and mother have no feelings but are unwilling to divorce. Beatrice lacked love in the process of growing up, especially paternal love, which made Beatrice extremely long for the love of men when she grew up. To a man who thinks that others are interested in her, she completely lost her mind in the face of Leonardo. Although the whole world knows that he is a liar, her character flaw makes her unable to stop. And Beatrice still has the habit of stealing, although she used to live a very rich life, which may have something to do with her selfish mother, who doesn't sympathize with her experience at all, and even wants Beatrice to commit suicide to end it all. Morelli also has an unfortunate family, her parents divorced early, and her mother is a selfish person who only cares about money and is unwilling to obtain custody of her grandson Elijah. The father is a sane person, he shied away from the custody of Moreli for various reasons, and finally left some money and left in a hurry, and poor Moreli thought that her father loved her very much, and even tattooed the name of her father's band on on his arm. It was because of this irresponsible father that Moreli had to live on her own, went to work at the "Seven Apples", met the scumbag Morrigio, and gave birth to the child Ilia. The root of all their misery stems from the family.
Moreli and Beatrice, two people who were abandoned by the world, snuggled together, understood and healed each other. They drove the convertible on the road. It was a rare time of freedom and happiness for them. Si Musi's son, his son is everything to him. Only when Ilia is mentioned, will his face have a smile of anticipation and happiness. In order to fulfill Moreli's wish, Beatrice did what she could, but in the end, she was not understood by Elijah's adoptive parents. She couldn't see her son face to face, but only glanced secretly through the bushes. Not being able to actually see Ilya leaves Moreli heartbroken. But at this time, Morelli said to Beatrice, "It's good to have you." This sentence is a life-saving straw between the two, giving them a glimmer of hope for life.
I thought the film would end here, but the director gave us a surprise at the end. Morelli met Ilya unexpectedly on the beach. Her eyes were full of surprise and kindness. The two played together on the beach, just like a couple. Like a happy mother and son, she and Ilya dived to the bottom of the water, and as she said, "when we sink", we are happy. "Seeing that the child has a happy family, the knots in her heart gradually loosened. At least the child will not have a broken family and a miserable life like herself. As a mother, she is happy at this time. In the end, she returned to the village of the other side, because her friend Beatrice was waiting for her there, and they would be greeted by love and light.
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