This is the third Giuseppe Tonadore I've watched.

The first one was "The Pianist at Sea" that I watched a long time ago. I felt deeply. In my opinion, it is about how to keep the heart and face the conflict of reality. I like it very much. I wrote it for a long, long time. I can't find a movie review.

The second is "Best Bid" I watched a few days ago, and I like it very much. Tonadore's stories have a very attractive and interesting narrative, which is easy for ordinary movie watchers to go to. Pay attention to the plot and ignore the hidden inquiries it contains.

The third one is "Love Astronomy" that I watched today. First of all, I don't know what the Italian movie name should be translated into. The English name is Correspondence. This is still the director's usual somewhat quirky storytelling, and of course there are moral judgments mixed in in our cultural context, but in my opinion, it is the director's question again: love after our bodies disappear How long will it last and in what way? Just as we look up at the starry sky and see the stars from billions of years ago, is it real or an illusion? No matter what, create a short-lived parallel world to heal the grief, heal the pain, let each other down, and let each other be well, just because this love came too late and too short[tears][tears][tears]

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Ken 2022-03-22 09:02:56

It's a very clichéd love of life and death, but Jeremy Irons's literary and soulful life can add one more star to the film, Olga Kurylenko's beauty adds another star, beautiful Italian lake scene One star, three stars are complete, the final conclusion is Even if it's cliché, it still makes people watch
Justina 2022-03-23 09:03:25

Such deep love is like a trap. It is so real and illusory that even the reluctant eyes of the dog on the roadside, a yellow leaf, and flying birds all the time make people feel that a fantastic plot is about to unfold. Uncle Jeremy Irons smiled and went through time to match up with Olga Kurylenko. Olga Kurylenko looks a bit like Catherine Zeta-Jones with long hair. The comments tend to be polarized. Regarding the decline of the director's level and the correct appearance of love, in fact, how hypocritical Tonadore's play is is relative. I always feel that the Starlight trilogy is very hypocritical. Among them, "Paradise Cinema" "Most hypocritical. If I have seen the best Tonadore movie, I currently think it is "Pure Formality". Regarding love, everyone has their own version of beliefs and perceptions. They may be very fond of this pair of idols and have fantasies, so they still fell into the director's trap and were made to cry.