I have been to Paris before. So in the first few films I watched, I was always looking for what this place is and what that place is. It 's like a child...
Montmartre - A man in his twenties and thirties, foreigners look older than Asians. He is full of complaints about how good he is and how he has interests, but he has no lover. Later, I finally met a woman by chance. This is how the love affair began.
Good, good and bad, is there a lover? In Paris, is it possible?
Quais de Seine - In addition to self-pity, you can have lovers, and people with different religions and absurdities can also have lovers. This is the case with the male and female protagonists. Most French people are also Catholic and Christian, a religion that cannot tolerate other religions at all.
Religion is different, in Paris, is that ok?
Le Marais - You can have a lover even if you can't speak the language! It is also the only gay movie in the entire movie. One only speaks French, the other doesn't understand French, the one who doesn't understand French speaks all the time, and the one who doesn't understand French just speaks a sentence of French. Later, those who didn't understand French ran after him as if they knew what he said before.
Tuileries - This set doesn't seem to be lovers, a metro station, a tourist, quietly watching the metro all kinds of states. The movie tells you: don't just stare at the Paris couple, otherwise, you will get the woman's kiss. In the end, however, he was beaten by the man.
Loin du 16e - This set isn't lovers anymore...a nanny and baby love. Who said no? The baby kept crying, but the nanny did a little trick, and the baby stopped crying. Even though the nanny was thoughtful, she wasn't really trying to coax the baby. When a man and a woman coax each other back, are they sincere every time?
Porte de Choisy - Lovers? There is also a set of names for male protagonists: Henry, H is silent in French, en is pronounced as "An" in Mandarin, r is pronounced as l, y is pronounced as Yiyin, and ry is pronounced as "Li", Chinese friends see it but don't If you have seen this movie, you should also think of the word "love you". Dancing with the lady boss who borrowed from China.
Only later did I find out that it was the work of Du Kefeng, but I added musical elements to the whole film. Hmm... It's a pity that a five-minute movie, how can you put musical in it? It's a pity.
Bastille - This is the saddest and most moving piece of the 18 sets. In the play, the male and female protagonists have no dialogue at all, and only rely on the narration to bring out the whole story. Kind of cult.
Place des Victoires - The second touching work, but it is about the love of mother and child. The son is dead, the mother is in pain. But in the end, my mother got up after a special occasion. The whole set of vo is very strong, and it is very surrounding to watch in theaters.
Tour Eiffel - point of play actor, new usage, should say it is old bottle new bar, very old very old old black and white film also used. Simple encounter, simple love story. Lovely set!
Parc Monceau - I always thought it was a conversation between an older man and a young mistress, but in the end it turned out to be a father and daughter...=_="""" A very long shot! Take them from the street to the end of the street, and put all their conversations into one shot. Until I met the third character in the movie.
Quartier des Enfants Rouges - An addict actress, a little story with a drug dealer, but in fact... the drug dealer didn't end up with the actress. Maybe he knew that the actress would never have a good ending with him, they just met in drug trafficking.
Place des Fetes - The black man was attacked and injured, after all, it was the female ambulance who came to rescue him. Love in Paris, how simple and how fateful.
Pigalle - Parisian erotic scene, much bolder than Hong Kong's. The man still saw the old knowledge in the land of wind and moon. After a round of confrontation, the ending was very happy.
Quartier de la Madeleine - Madeleine Church, the church is not a white worship, but a black strong corpse. In the whole film, in addition to black, there is also red. Blood red.
Pere-Lachaise - The second set of films in the graveyard. Fiancee gets upset at the cemetery on his honeymoon. well~ The great writer suddenly appeared from the grave and warned his fiancé. Very proud set.
Faubourg Saint-Denis - Favorite The film's continuous and repeated snapshots represent the love scene in the mind of a blind boy. However, blind people are always a little suspicious and wary of things. When their girlfriends say goodbye to them (even if it's just a rehearsal), they think about it a few times and then turn the corner.
Quartier Latin - The old couple is going to talk about divorce, but they fight each other... ah... I laughed and said, how old are you? Talk about these things. Funny...or do Parisians do this?
14e arrondissement - At the beginning, I heard a very numb French vo, the heroine was talking about her arrival in Paris. Simple, even if she seems stupid. Her last sentence, Paris, je t'aime. Tells about her feelings, and the theme of the whole movie.
After the 18 sets are over, before the trailer, the continuation of the 18 stories is played (or after?).
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