Sometimes you can't imagine what a woman can give up when she believes in love.
Believing that his man loves him, believing that he will marry her, believing that his man loves her as she loves him - this sentence is much more complicated than Astrid's concept of love. Just because of a few words from her lover—saying a few difficult words and pretending to be a grandson twice, she went to a foreign land to give birth to a child alone, and then went home alone with the pain of breastfeeding, and then she was alone in silence Go to see the child, just so that a man can marry her with dignity.
The man was finally decent, and she finally left him. I enjoyed watching that awakening, because from the very beginning of the movie I was expecting an "abandonment", maybe it was the man who abandoned her all the time, maybe she finally woke up and left her lover, but fortunately it was the latter.
But in a certain position, I may be able to understand the starting point of the man. Of course, he has reasonable considerations for him. In order not to take risks, he would rather aggrieve the gentle, pleasant and obedient secretary in front of him. Anyway, he won't lose money.
In the end, the man finally proposes, and in their tender hotel, she runs away.
——The love you gave me is not what I imagined. I don’t care about you, but you think about everything.
My favorite part of the whole movie is the part before Astrid fell in love and after the breakup, in the previous part she was free and beautiful, like a elf jumping in the mountains, she shouted to the sky in the snowy night, questioning her mother why boys and girls The time when the child goes home will be different. She has the most beautiful appearance of a girl. After breaking up, she was independent and silently groping for the best way to take care of her children. She loved her children with dignity and finally gained a lover.
And my favorite part of this movie is that she took her son to walk in the mountains, sometimes by the river, sometimes lying on the grass, and the final music gave the movie a beautiful ending.
The song is called "Springa", and the translation I found means "running".
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