Antoine, the post office worker at Bergues, said that people came to the north and cried twice, once when they came and once when they went
. Speeding and being fined, from anxiety and depression to feeling like an arrow. Haha.
The film that makes people suddenly bright.
The most touching place is that Philippe tried to teach Antoine how to refuse the good intentions of the townspeople to drink, but in the end the two of them were very drunk Rumu was also taken to the police station. There was also a scene of them racing wildly on the street. The
most touching thing was that Philippe confessed to the "beibei" at the post office that he lied to his wife and called them vulgar and drunk Rude people, after they walked away sadly one by one, the next day they came to welcome the boss's wife with surprise. They also did all kinds of crazy, silly and cute things to make his wife hate.
The most touching place Nothing beats the sound of Antoine, the bell ringer, on the bell tower in the center of the square, which has not changed for centuries. That sound has won Annabelle's heart.
Oh, the quiet reverie of small town life has been evoked again. The dullness The calm scenery, those simple villagers with loud voices and no heart, I also had them before and
after. This is another story.
But the French originally regarded themselves as having noble blood, and they looked down on foreigners who could not speak French well. People. It turns out that even in the mainland, the north and the south are like two countries. This kind of final fusion and harmony between the north and the south can only appear in a movie that is unrestrained. It is the first time to see a non-literary French movie. Antoine is really a genius The talented director of "Northern North".
J'adore le Nord. Philippe later said he liked the North.
Suffice it to say,
You cannot leave the North but do not end up liking the place and people there.
There is no distant relationship that does not end up building a stronger affection.
There is no misery in life that does not end up turning to a lifetime adventure.
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