Later, a handsome man with blond hair came to Sander's home. His name was Marais. He came to learn cello and music from Sander. Because of his confidence in his musical talent, Marais couldn't bear to spend a lifetime in his father's shoe store. The future must be as bright as his Langjun’s face, and the whispers in the storm and the rhythm in the brush that Sander told him are oozing out of the gloomy life. He doesn’t need these. . What he needs is the title of Versailles court musician, the fierce look up of everyone, and the splendid life of drunken gold and gold.
The news that Marais accepted the title of Versailles made Sander angry. He smashed Marais' violin. The break between the master and apprentice did not stop Marais from chasing fame and fame. He walked faster and smoother, because He got a teacher who was more suitable for him than Cologne, Cologne's eldest daughter Madeleine. They must have really fallen in love at the beginning, so Marais would do "The Girl in a Dream", but when his clothes became more and more glamorous, when his makeup became thicker and thicker, their love was destined to be pale. Like each other's faces. It's just that the woman is haggard because of the broken heart, and the man forgets the beginning in the ethereal vanity.
Ten years later, Marais, who had become famous, walked to Madeleine's bedside. The former graceful girl was now skinny, with desperate expectations and vicious curses radiating in her eyes. He played "The Girl in a Dream" for her one last time. When the carriage with him drove away from the window, Madeleine walked into the room tremblingly. Colored shoelaces end a painful life.
Madeleine's suicide moved Mallet's heart. So, every night, he sneaked into Sander's cabin and hid under the window to listen to the teacher's murmur, just as he and Madeleine hid and listened to Sander's playing a few years ago.
Finally one day, Sander opened the door and looked at Marais. He asked Marais: "Do you understand? What is music for." Ten years ago, Marais could not answer this question. He drove him away and lost his daughter. Ten years later, this man who was waiting in the night rain with tears in his eyes already understood that the thunderous applause was only a flash, and the groaning in the rainstorm was eternal.
Sander took out the music score, and Marais finally saw the music score "Sorrowful Tomb" he had been thinking about day and night, but at this moment, he was no longer in ecstasy, touched the dull music score with his fingertips, and was silent. In a light-like hut, the master and apprentice sat opposite each other, and the song ended, tears running away.
I think there are far more people who know the name of this film than those who know the film, because in another more famous film, it appears in the dialogue, like a spell, which makes people have to remember it. .
"Chongqing Forest", Jincheng Wuxu muttered: "I remember there was a movie called "Let Love End Before Sunrise". So many people will fall in love with this movie involuntarily, or before they watch it, I couldn't help thinking about it, as if, a few years ago, I was in a daze with the seven words "Love Before Dawn".
In fact, this is a film that is incompatible with "Chongqing Forest", and it has almost nothing to do with love. In fact, if you are accustomed to watching movies in the Hollywood mode, and then watching French movies, you will always have some indigestion. French movies rarely have straightforward, unpredictable plots, always suddenly east and west, inexplicable outbreaks, inexplicable endings, hastily, and even appearing in every French actor, not to watch their important performances in Hollywood. Go and see which one of the films made by the pure French team is not, neurotic and unsure.
This is similar to the ancient cello in the movie. I originally thought the erhu is the saddest of all musical instruments. Now I know that there is also a kind of sad music from the ancient cello. Even the "Girl in a Dream", which tells of longing, wanders in dumb sorrow.
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