Headed to Woody Allen's Toxic Movie event, and the ninety-minute film ended with the sound of rain tick-tock. The story unfolds from the perspective of the male and female protagonists. The female protagonist, as a college student, came into contact with some mature people in the film and television industry because she wanted to interview the director, and witnessed many dramatic scenes; Museums and family banquets, accidentally learning about his mother's secrets brought him closer to his mother. The male lead who went through all this finally decided to break up with the female lead he was planning to marry a day earlier and found another suitable person. The male protagonist and the female protagonist are destined to be different from the beginning. Even though they are both happy to go to Manhattan to interview the director they both like, the male protagonist has been planning a romantic date for the two, and the female protagonist is very concerned about the upcoming and There is a lot of excitement and curiosity about what the big guide meets and what might happen. The female protagonist likes to be dazzling and eye-catching, while the male protagonist is trying to get rid of the shackles brought by his family and become an "artistic" person. I especially like that the director uses the male protagonist's inner monologue to present the mood changes, and the audience has a more sense of substitution. Maybe an adult's love will be more stable. As a woman in her late thirties, she can only despise when she sees the heroine sinking for those leading stars. The heroine has no experience in the world and she quickly falls into these adulthood. In the sweet words of the man, he almost cheated, and finally made himself embarrassed. If the female protagonist encounters these when she is an adult, she should be able to see it more clearly, but after she matures, she may not be with the male protagonist at all.
Finally, I want to say, sweet tea is really handsome!
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