Italian movies are boring and boring, and the literary color continues to heat up. Sometimes people need to go around the circle of philosophy. It's a very contemporary movie, unlike the busty singing curly-haired girl who always appears in traditional Italian movies without provocative eyebrows. Nanni Moretti put all the drama elements that should be included in the movie, the psychiatrist in mid-life crisis, the beautiful wife, the son who has a problem, the pure and righteous messed up daughter, and of course the death of the son. From the time my son died, I cried all the way to the end. I was really a European director, really an Italian director. Fortunately, the director handled it just right, and the heat was just right. After all, it is easy to think of sensational and old-fashioned with the plot setting of the son's death.

I like the life of ordinary people photographed by Europeans. After all, not everyone can withstand the earth-shaking bombardment like the Americans. The director handled the family's feelings very well, lightly, and no one can do without. After the son left, a love letter from his girlfriend floated in and lay in their mailbox. I still think that the director's introduction of his son's girlfriend is very dramatic, very dramatic, very dramatic, but I don't think it is contrived. Besides, the little girl is good-looking, even if the new boyfriend looks a little oily and powdery, she is tender. Still his own son is handsome.

The wife looked a lot like Juliet Binoche, but younger and thinner, and she liked it. Her neck is beautiful, and her hair is up and a little messy and sexy. Such a woman is very sexy when wrapped in a coat. When her man neatly rubs up her pajamas, my heart goes up, it's so sultry.

The movie is very literary, it's literature, not art. I like the scenes in it, I like the forbearance of the feelings being handled, I like the last song... I like the feeling of a family singing out of tune in the car.

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Horacio 2022-03-21 09:03:29

The pain of losing a loved one is like putting a stone in your pocket. Over time, it becomes part of your body and gradually forgets its existence. But one day, when you reach into your pocket, you realize that it has always been there.
Lucile 2022-03-22 09:03:01

It may have been boring, but it is actually much better, thanks to the fact that the lens is not sloppy. Healing wounds takes time.