A family of five, two brothers and a sister, from the 1980s to the present. The first day of the remaining five lives is an important page in the life of five people, a turning point. In fact, the movie reminds me of Italy "The Best of Youth" (brilliant life), although the two stories and character roles are different. The
movie describes the relationship between father and son (and the relationship between father and son between father and grandfather), father and daughter relationship, husband and wife relationship, brotherhood , Brother-sister relationship, mother-child/mother-daughter relationship, as well as growth and marriage. Delicate and not sensational, sincere and humorous, it is touching. I cried several times.
Growth is always bloody and teary, and life is always unsatisfactory. Eighty-nine. The eldest son moved out to live a new life on his own. He met the favorite of his life. In the end, he didn't seem to be satisfied with the happiness he expected. The two sons always seemed to be confused, and his mother went to university with him; he met his favorite object. I lost the phone number of the other party again. My father was a taxi driver, but he couldn't quit smoking for many years. My grandfather loved to collect wine. Every time his son gave him wine, he never praised him. Every comment was the same: average. When he was a child, he was rebellious and opposed to his parents during adolescence. The mother was in middle age, and in order to restore her youth, she wanted to find her son to have a breast augmentation for her.
Every role is performed well. Déborah François, who plays the youngest daughter Fleur Duval, is very kind. , I have seen her excellent acting skills in "The Page Turner" (the person who turned the piano sheet) and "The Child" (semi-cooked dad). This time there is another taste. When Fleur was over a decade old, she played as a grunge Pretty decent. The
movie won four awards. Will it be released? I don’t know, if I have a chance, I want to watch it!
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