The movie tells a terrifying story. In Bucharest on the eve of World War II, Dominic, a linguistics professor who was in his seventies, was struck by lightning at Easter when he tried to commit suicide, and was almost roasted in the hospital, but miraculously regained his youth through rebirth, and obtained Superhuman intelligence and supernatural abilities.
Through the guidance of the second personality and the protection of the beautiful spy, Dominic began to use his own mysterious language to write about the fate of mankind in the process of escaping overseas from the Nazis, and kept it properly until 2010 (rare!) decipher.
Dominica, who has always been addicted to her memories of her first love, met Veronica, a young woman who looked like her first love reincarnated after the war. Fate made Veronica also struck by lightning (stun!) and was killed by a thousand-year-old Indian female saint Soul possession of Rupini (Posheng Dakini?).
Dominic, who is proficient in oriental languages, talked with him in Sanskrit, and was sent to India to find the cave and the remains of the female saint. After Veronica finally returned to normal, she fell in love with Dominica, who was in her 80s and only in her 20s and 30s.
It's a pity that the good times don't last long. Whenever Dominica tells Veronica about love in the world, the beauty will be possessed by the gods (Dominica uses her super power to detect that Shiva is living in her body, sweat!), He speaks like hysteria, and speaks languages ranging from ancient Egyptian to Babylonian, the more he speaks, the closer he is to the source of the history of human civilization.
Under the guidance of the second personality, Dominic understands that all this is to help him complete the wonderful book of human language history. I only sigh that Veronica has aged tens of years in a few days. In order to save the life of her lover, Dominic had to give up writing strange books and leave her beloved woman.
A few years later, after learning that Veronica was healthy and had a daughter, Dominic destroyed his second personality in a quarrel and returned to Bucharest alone. In a coffee shop where things go wrong, Dominic unexpectedly reunites with his old white-haired friend. Suddenly, everything is like the "Zhuang Zhou Meng Butterfly" in Chinese allusions (the last butterfly is the most shocking!), so he stumbles away. Go, he was found frozen in the snow, and he was found frozen in the snow, holding the third rose in his hand that he had asked the second personality about.
The film is adapted from the novel of the same name by the Romanian theologian Mircea Eliade (1907-1986), who is also a Pisces Iliad. No wonder the strange things in the story written also make me feel a sense of affinity. .
Dreaming of "approaching scientific problems in literary form", he also studied Indian Yoga and Upanishads in India, and even studied Sanskrit. After World War II, he worked in France and the United States successively. His literary and academic writings were very rich, and he gradually became a giant in the theological circles.
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