2. "Paris Race Love Story" on the banks of the Seine (directed by Gurinder Chadha, a female director from Kenya) If you complain while driving that you can't get the favor of the god of love, then go to the Seine to drink and see beautiful women - remember: When a beautiful woman falls, she should rush forward to help her up.
3. "He Met Him in Paris" (directed by Gus Van Sant, director of "Good Will Hunting") CP met, fell in love at first sight but encountered a language barrier, but in Paris, they would choose to pursue love bravely.
4. "Yankee's Subway Adventure" in Tourey (directed by the famous Coen brothers) There is no doubt that the Coen brothers want to use this little story to tell everyone: Paris is a fucking place.
5. Away from the 16th District "Nursery Rhymes" (completed by two directors from Brazil, Walter Salles and Danlela Thomas, Walter Salles directed "Central Station") The same nursery rhyme, the same person, to different children, the identity is determined by the mother Converted to a nanny, but the feelings are so different - it's still my own child.
6. "Wonderful Chinese Woman" by Shu Yaximen (director Du Kefeng) To ensure your viewing comfort and integrity, please skip this paragraph.
7. Bastille "Red Windbreaker" (directed by Spanish female director Isabel Coixet, the movie poster comes from this story) once again fell in love with the person next to the pillow.
8. Victory Plaza "The Cowboy Takes the Child Away" (directed by Atsuhiko Suwa, starring Oscar winner Juliette Binoche) The deep affection of French women, the demeanor of American cowboys, the innocence of children and the delicate organic integration of Japanese directors make God hurt.
9. The Eiffel Tower "The Clowns" (directed by Sylvain Chomet, he has made many awesome cartoons, really!) No one can enter the inner world of the clown, but the clown still faces the outside world with a smile. (This is the happiest but also the most impressive and tearful episode.)
10. Mengsu Park "Lover? (directed by Alfonso Cuaron, who directed Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban) father and daughter. (I quite like the narrative style of this paragraph)
11. The actress who smokes marijuana and the handsome guy who sells marijuana in "Missing" (directed by Olivier Assayas, also known as Maggie Cheung's ex-husband).
12. Festival Plaza "Can I buy you a cup of coffee?" (directed by Oliver Schmitz from South Africa) trades life for encounter.
13. Pigalle "The Love Story of an Old Whore and an Old Client" (directed by Richard Lagravenese, "PS I love you" was directed by him) The Hobbit and the old Montenegrin also have a second spring~
14. Madeleine "Vampire Love" in the church district (directed by Vincenzo Natali, the director of "Human-Beast Crossing" and "The Frustrated Fang") turned into Dracula for love, biting and kissing the most affectionate~
15. Father Lachaise "Wilde Appears" ( Wes Craven, director of Elm Street) and see how a director of a horror movie made Wilde appear on his grave, say a word, blink his eyes and disappear artistically.
16. "The Visually Impaired Youth Memories Showcase" in Saint Denis (directed by Tom Tykwer, starring Natalie Portman) The original "Avanti", no, "I see you" in "Avatar" is from here Yeah~ (Just kidding, don't take it seriously)
17. Latin Quarter "Conversation Before Divorce" (directed by Frederic Auburtin & Gerard Depardieu, who starred in "La Viejo") We are all over old, have three grandchildren, and you have She is in her twenties, and I also have him, who is a cyclist. If I adopt her as your adopted daughter and you adopt mine as your adopted son, we will live together under the same roof - can we not divorce?
18. The 14th District, "America's Middle-Aged Women in Paris" (Alexander Payne, director of "Descendants", yes, George Clooney's Oscar-winning "Descendants") Each of us is That American lady, or rather, that American lady is the epitome of each of us.
There is a holy place in our hearts that we all yearn for. On the way, or after we arrive, we may feel lost in this strange place, but it doesn't matter, slowly, or suddenly, I can't tell, you will feel like an old lady -
I love Paris.
I know that Paris loves me too.
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