It is said that marriage is the grave of love, although chicken soup is poisonous, it is reasonable. From the deer bumping to the physical and mental exhaustion, all the passion and romance at the beginning will be exhausted by time, and replaced by the monotonous trivial daily life, which is almost the life course that thousands of ordinary partners will experience.
After having a child, the family is more like a locked cage. You will be immersed in this small world, welcoming every day that is like clockwork, feeling its warmth, pain, and joy, and your life seems to be able to see at a glance. Look to the end. Maybe a thought one day will make you wake up like a dream, "Who am I? Why am I here?" Such long-lost stupid remarks are sent to the torture platform again. Ignite, but the question is where is the exit of freedom?
The heroine of the film, an ordinary housewife, accidentally fell behind on a family trip, which became an opportunity for her to travel alone. She was finally freed from the tedious housework. She was immersed in the joy and pleasure of this freedom, and she forgot all the choices in her family. Along the way, riding the brisk organ music and beside the cultural beauty of Venice, she met a confidant who fell in love, and made do with the marriage of others, and the good times did not stop for a moment. It continued until it was later discovered that he had no choice but to return to the family, and everything came to an abrupt end. Based on the overall tone of the film, it is not difficult to guess that the director will eventually let this relationship continue, and the ending is really Happy End with singing and dancing.
This inevitably reminds me of the last dream of the covered bridge. Even in the important decision of "such exact love, only once in a lifetime", the heroine finally failed to take this step. The differences in attitudes towards extramarital affairs in Europe and the United States are evident. Not to mention. I remember reading a survey before, that the rate of extramarital affairs in Italy ranks first in Europe, and the loyalty between spouses is the lowest. It is not difficult to imagine the birth of this movie. Human beings are a contradictory body. They have to shoulder the heavy responsibility of the family and long for personal freedom. These two struggles have never stopped.
I remember watching this movie in the first place because the movie poster attracted me so much. A walking woman, her legs are about to fall, the ring slips from her hands, and the front gradually turns into a fascination with Venice. She is very curious about what kind of story this will be. Therefore, a good poster design is half the success of the film. I looked for a DVD before and didn’t watch it because of the clarity. Now I’m waiting for the Blu-ray, so I found the previous subtitles and adjusted it, and finally compressed it into a better version of the Blu-ray 720p Chinese and English subtitles. Thank you all. Original subtitle maker.
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