There are two main lines at the beginning of the story. One is Valentine's Day in 2006. Doctor Kate witnessed a car accident while having lunch in the square. She tried her best to save her, but she couldn't help but watch the man die in her arms.
The second is that architect Alex bought a lakeside cottage in 2004 and received a note left by "former tenant" Kate.
The story unfolded in his reply, and soon they understood that they were two years apart from each other. She was in 2006, but he was in 2004.
The story develops all the way, the plot shuttles between 2004 and 2006, the transition is natural, and the scenes and characters are very eye-catching. The play is interspersed with the family story between Alex and his father and brother, and it also serves as a plot turning point in their love story.
They had met once and kissed once in different time and space. But, turned again, continued, constantly, missed. At the end of the film, a plot point was revealed, that is, in 2008, by chance, Kate realized that the person who died in her arms two years ago was Alex. She drove to the lake house in grief and put a note into the letter box of the lake house: "Don't come to me, wait two more years, I love you." She waited anxiously by the letter box, and Alex came . It turned out that he saw Kate on the other side of the road on Valentine's Day in 2006, but because he received a letter from her, he did not cross the road, so he also saved his life. The last scene is, in the 2008 lake house, in the bushes, the two embraced and kissed.
The ending song is "This never happened before"
To sum up this film, the picture is very eye-catching, the plot twists are quite natural, and the OST is also well matched, it is worth downloading. Emotionally, it is always light, a kind of "feeling but not hurting" affection. I do think that if the opening scene, the scene where Alex dies in Kate's arms, is repeated at the end, it will give a more poignant feeling, compared to the Feel of the entire Match. However, the screenwriter gave Ann a happy ending.
In addition, in the film, the heroine's favorite book is Jane Austin's "Persuasion", I want to find it to read.
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