"Aren't you going to have some wine?"
"No, I'm not yet ready to drink." ......
"Do you think I'm completely new?"
"Yes, I just think you are still the same."
After watching her, I realized that the same conversation happened to him and her at different moments. They even had the same attitude when confronting the concern from their family members.
This is touching.
Love is a quiet penetration. Sometimes it can bridge the barriers of life, sometimes it can't.
Watching these two films always reminds me of another film "Rabbit Hole" starring Nicole. They expressed a common theme-people love each other, but they are isolated from each other.
And "Manchester by the Sea" by Little Ben. When men are powerless, they are always eager to break something through violence, or be crushed by violence.
At the end of "Rabbit Hole", Nicole and her husband are sitting in a messy yard, holding each other's hand, and waiting for the dawn to come.
In the last him, a beautiful and lonely figure sank into the darkness. But in the film her, his wife stopped him at the same moment, and the darkness turned into a good night.
Speaking of which, Uncle Ben is indeed the cruelest, and love can't save him. But he also has his own gentleness-people let me go forward, I just think the road ahead is a cliff. But if you turn a corner, the road is rugged, and you can still go on.
These films are connected together, which constitutes the ultimate road to redemption.
—————————— The dividing line is not finished————————
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