I've heard of this film a long time ago. I thought it was a throbbing and exciting youth film like a blue door. After watching it, I felt that the beautiful youth throbbing like first love is just a supporting role. The love and tolerance of adults seems to be the intriguing theme of this film.
"Wei" played by Sophie Marceau is a stubborn, innocent and heart-puzzling girl. She met "Pennylop" with a passionate personality as soon as she transferred to another school. She had a common trouble with girls at that time: how to be loved by boys. Notice.
Pan cried and complained because of the lack of party dresses and his parents, "You don’t care about anything. I cut my bangs and you don’t look at it. You don’t pay attention to what I wear. You don’t have time to cook for me. I’m fortunate to be happy to you. Say it's the same", then slammed the door away. Riding a motorcycle on the street with her boyfriend, her mother found out that she was worried about her safety, but complained angrily, "You ruined everything and made me feel ashamed." Dad recalled to Pan the experience of mother being pregnant with her. She sighed sadly, "I won't have children in the future." The inner world of a thirteen-year-old girl. Sensitive, melancholic, ignorant, thinking of everything simple and linear, and will never own anything if I lose it. I don't know that this is simply the most beautiful and worthless little thing in the world.
When Pan just opened the door of emotion and rampaged, her parents also experienced a low ebb of emotion at this time. Dad met his old lover, secretly tried to meet with his wife, and humorously paid for it: he put a plaster on his leg and smashed his colleague's car by himself. After the mother knew it, she smashed the perfume in the old lover's shop gracefully and with hatred, and even the mother-in-law did it herself. Seeing this, I really laughed. These lovely details are also the charm of this light comedy, which gently resolves embarrassment and ugliness with humor. After experiencing the loss and reluctance time and time again, her parents finally joined hands after going round and round.
The charm of this movie is that it has two lines of emotion at the same time. It matches the title of the first kiss of 14-year-old Sophie Marceau. The enthusiasm of the young girl is surging like a tide and then rapidly receding, like a bubble expanding. It bursts in an instant, and it is easy to like someone and forget another person. The director's heavy brushwork outlines the seven-year itch of love. The passion has faded, and the children have reached the moment when their children are in love. How can two people who depend on each other not be easily defeated by reality. Fortunately, they did it.
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