All in all, it's an idealistic movie. An Italian town, a German city, a camera, an open-air cinema, intertwined in dreams, betrayal, obsession and love.
The plot I imagined is probably clinging to the dream, and then the so-called success and the so-called fame followed one after another. However, for GIGI, in the end, his happiness melted into the laughter of people in the town's open-air cinema. I always thought that when I was young, I just flew out like that, thinking about loving and living. In the days I have longed for countless times, there is no moment of peace, no marriage, no years. I actually don't quite understand why GIGI chooses to stay in SOLINO, why hide in this lonely town with all his talents and dreams. If it was for ADA, it would be even more incomprehensible to me.
I was talking on the phone with a friend that day, and said if I would give up going abroad because of my boyfriend. Not to mention that I don't have such troubles right now, and even if it did, I wouldn't compromise on it. I am obviously a very realistic person, and I will not imagine that we will give up and compromise with each other and finally achieve a positive result. Life has only one question for me: will I regret it if I don't. I can be very rational and clear that if I give up going abroad for the so-called love, it is tantamount to giving up my dream that I have insisted on for ten years. Unless Schumacher settles in China, I will never lose myself and compromise. Sometimes even I don't know how I can be so mindless in the chaotic world, and then rely on this simple and stupid question to survive until now.
So the dream is the highest for me, probably because I am young and have the capital to mention the dream. But GIGI stayed in the town, perhaps because he finally realized that if he missed SOLINO and ADA, he would regret it for the rest of his life.
There is no beginning or end, probably because the mask is finished, and I plan to do mechanical XX homework.
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