Every time I recite it, the sound is on the tip of my tongue, and the aftertaste is still in my heart.
Jesse uses a book to remember a heartwarming encounter with Celine nine years ago.
They spend a good night together, then separate before sunrise and agree to meet again in Vienna. However, Celine missed the date because of the death of her grandmother. So there was Before Sunrise, and nine years later, Before Sunset. Because they finally met in Paris.
Jesse met Celine in the final moments before getting on the plane.
Two people who were at a loss for what to do when they met again started a long conversation.
Talk about their own lives, talk about politics, talk about sex, talk about birth, old age, sickness and death, and talk about those specious contents. The two walked side by side, crossed a road, turned a corner, and walked down another street. Here is the first time Jesse asked Celine, "Why didn't we exchange phone numbers and addresses?" Celine smiled and said, "We were both young and silly."
In a fancy coffee shop After a short rest, they walked into the park again, walked across the Seine, got on a cruise ship, and watched Notre Dame Cathedral and the sunset on the cruise ship. Jesse asked Celine unwillingly for the second time, "Why didn't we exchange phone numbers and addresses at that time?" Celine replied, "I don't know, it was because we were still too young, thinking we would meet a lot of people who fell in love at first sight. People. When I am no longer young, I realize that such good times are only met a few times in my life." The
nine years have always brought people hope, disappointment, and despair.
Both Jesse and Celine lived in New York, and both fantasized about being able to meet again. But something with zero chance of happening doesn't shine like a miracle.
Jesse said he missed Celine even before he got married. Sitting in the car going to church, he looked out the car, he thought he saw Celine, it was 13 Broadway. Celine raised her eyes in surprise, trembling slightly, and said, I used to live at No. 11 Broadway.
In an unknown time and space, the hearts that miss each other unconsciously rub shoulders.
Jesse looked at the emotions in Celine's eyes, the emotions revealed in Celine's mixed and extreme words, entangled, going back to nine years ago, or constantly assuming, constantly nostalgic.
If your grandmother died a week earlier or a week later, maybe everything would have been different, Jesse said.
But now, there is no going back. Just like Manzhen's calm words: Shijun, we can't go back.
At the end of the film, Celine played the guitar and sang the song "The Words" written by
herself. She sang Let me sing the words for you, travel through time and space, and travel through missing.
That night was all my dreams.
Then, Jesse took a Nina disc and Celine imitated Nina's concert for her.
In that state, Celine said to Jesse, you're going to miss the plane.
And Jesse sat down: I know.
Lifetime quitting
the end can not be spared
palms grow suddenly entangled curve
before the situation move after sensible
long-one days, but
failed to keep count not fleeting
what year to make changes in his life
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