I really like the part of the Abbe Lachaise Cemetery, is it because of Wilde, or because of Amy Is Leigh Mortimer really my type of beauty?
Tom Tykwer's part is also very heartfelt, not because of Natalie Portman, but because of that story and those quick shots; the love of people of color in the 19th arrondissement and the story of the father and daughter of Park Monceau It's moving, it's heartwarming, heart-wrenching, and impressive. There is also the story of the last middle-aged American woman, who was cured of melancholy and made me cry.
But those stories are good stories elsewhere, but the story of the Père Lachaise is only for Paris.
Sure enough, it's because of Wilde!
I have always liked the sophisticated Maugham and the serious old England, but I don't like France, and I never thought of going to Paris. After watching this film, I was also tempted.
Drag me from where he was born to where he rests.... Wilde is a weapon of mass destruction to me.
Although the quality of the whole film is uneven, they all express the beauty, which makes me feel melancholy. looking at the stars—Oscar Wilde)
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