I was moved by two points: First, in the face of his stubborn father, he still took care of him as much as possible, even when he was still relying on deception every day to make a living as a real estate agent. Especially when he finally got revenge on the Russian, he first found his French girl and put him on the bed. Later, after his father was beaten, he accidentally met the Russian and gave him almost death revenge. A son is a son. Even if he is independent in personality, he is still responsible for being a son.
The second is his dedication to the piano. This is one of his dreams, a dream fulfilled for his mother. In an environment where a Chinese girl does not understand the language, he reviewed the piano he had practiced when he was a child. The process of practicing the piano is also a process in which he wants to find himself again. The ending is very interesting, he and our Chinese girl came together.
French films seem to be exhausting, but after watching them patiently, they are worth savoring.
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