Misfortune, how to forget the past, is a morbid paranoia like Nicole's, or a positive change like Ellen's. In fact, they are quite difficult. The details are very wonderful, a few small actions, a few words of dialogue, the director has always been a guy who is very good at digging into his heart, and the short bus gimmick is just removed here. The ending was so bland, it always felt empty. I prefer Allen's performance, although he can only be nominated for best actor at most.
The plot of the movie is good, plain and moving, and the songs in the play are very good!
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