The cave is dark, the sun shines outside the cave

Either way, it's an enjoyable movie. The soundtrack, if I remember correctly, should be one of the most important pieces in the history of modern music: "Short Rides of Fast Machinery", music of urgency, pressure and continuity. There are beautiful scenes everywhere in the movie, such as the snow-covered streets of Milan at the beginning, a beautiful villa in Milan, luxurious clothes throughout the movie, superb Italian cooking, the view of the Mediterranean Sea and Emma's delicate face, etc. Wait.

The plot of the movie is actually quite simple. It is about a beautiful middle-aged lady, Emma, ​​who falls in love with a young chef and abandons her family to run away. But the narrative aspect of the film makes the simple plot full and twists by arranging different characters.

The film arranges some details that are very subtle and thought-provoking. For example, when Emma and her husband met in an Orthodox-style building, there was a bird flying in the hall, but it couldn't get out of the high window. The final shot of the special, which is set after the cast and production credits come out, shows Emma and the chef hugging and caressing in a cave. . . . The inside of the cave is dark and unclear, but the sun shines brightly outside the cave. . . .

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