1988 drama, RENOIRE Repertoire. Go to the
wrong cinema, thunder to the conductor.
Fortunately, this is a small town, and the two cinemas are not far apart.
Of course, the reason why I watched this drama was mainly because of the melancholy and handsome boy on the poster.
The declining French culture, fortunately, the taste is still there.
It doesn't matter if the background of the story is real or not.
The important thing is that you see these living people in front of the screen, flesh and blood, living.
For Paul, love means being together as a family.
For Sam, love is giving his son the chance to choose his own life.
For Danny, love means respecting the "commands" of his parents.
For the younger brother, love is when he is the happy fruit of the family, and he always smiles hard.
For Phillipe, love is helping his best students get into good colleges and become musicians worthy of that talent.
For L, love means keeping Danny by his side.
For Danny, love is to control yourself at the right time and limit the development of this relationship.
For Gus, love is the ability to change the status quo of the woman he loves and live together.
For Sam, love is to stick to his family Jusqu'au bout.
For Paul, love is to give his wife another chance to choose.
For Sam's dad, love was seeing a living daughter fulfill her wish.
For Danny, love is being able to see her grandma with her own eyes.
No one can make more comments, all the motives are so pure.
Danny can give up everything for "Unit", baseball, piano, and even teenage love.
During this period, he could even hear that he loves rock music, so that because his father liked it, he tried to no avail.
I didn't expect to cry to such an exaggerated film, and the warm burning sensation is irresistible.
Are you short of love?
Take a look, maybe you can find a lot.
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