The story of a dick boy with a dream meeting a rotten girl

Salvador 2022-03-23 09:01:50

An advertisement recruited a partner to go back to the past together, and a reporter took advantage of the topic and took an Indian Asan and a literary rotten girl to the countryside to investigate the truth. In fact, she wanted to take the opportunity to see her first love in high school and relive the old relationship. The beginning of such a story means that this film has nothing to do with science fiction. Going back to the past, I am afraid that no one will buy time travel except the diaosi man who posted the notice.
But the story is very attractive to me to continue reading, because I see a lot of myself, the first love of the journalist in his thirties has become a fat sister-in-law, from the loss to the revival of the old love, after the passion, the reality is very thin. Silly Asan, but he has young capital to squander. Uncle must really want to go back to the past.
But there are only rotten women who are really willing to believe in diaosi men. Two people whose lives are not understood by the mainstream actually have the same pure heart.
The ending is quite surprising, so I won't make any spoilers. The 80-minute literary and artistic sketches can definitely be read happily. The film also won the Best Screenplay Award at the Saint Denis Film Festival.

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  • Jeff: Can I get a couple of interns? Help me with some research?

    Darius: I'll do it.

    Arnau: Me, too, please. Me.

    Jeff: All right, give me the lesbian and the Indian and I got a story!

  • [last lines]

    Kenneth: To go it alone, or to go with a partner. When you choose a partner, you have to have compromises and sacrifices, but it's the price you pay. Do I want to follow my every whim and desire as I make my way through time and space? Absolutely. But at the end of the day, do I need someone when I'm doubting myself and I'm insecure, and *my* heart's failing me? Do I need someone who, when the heat gets hot, has my back?

    Darius: So, do you?

    Kenneth: I do.