It is more than love, because this film reflects many issues that people are concerned about at the moment, the ethical issues of life and death, Children's support for their parents, the state's pension and medical issues. It seems that France has done a relatively complete welfare system. The two elderly people who are independent of their daughters do not have a lot of burden to ask for nursing care. The relatives are not staring at the hospital. It’s just speculation, or maybe it’s a cultural difference between China and foreign countries); secondly, in the dialogue between the daughter and her father, I learned that the daughter does not often contact her parents, and the two old people don’t know much about the generation gap, and they are more concerned about the daughter’s marriage. Don't interfere; in the end, it's about life and death. Ann said before that it's better to live than to die. The funeral of an old friend named Pierre had no dignity and was very dark humor. The uncle finally chose to end Ann's life this way, too Meaningful. With such a disease, I can't make a choice without any self-awareness. Out of the understanding of her life, I don't know whether the uncle wants to free himself or An.
Now let's talk about character analysis. Bang Long kicked the door all his life and started this movie. Ann in the bedroom was lying on the bed in a neat dress (later I contacted the uncle who said "You are so beautiful tonight", it should be that dress), The pillow was sprinkled with little flowers, and the other protagonist, the uncle, disappeared. The camera cuts to the performance scene, and it is impossible to see who is the protagonist in the bustling audience. This shooting method is very novel and simple. The simple apartment is full of books, paintings on the walls and proofs of various honors in life. Except for the piano CD player, there seems to be nothing else missing. Even if it is a bad thief, they are neither angry nor annoyed. Putting things on the next day's agenda, so that we know that the spiritual life of the old couple is rich and fulfilling, and they are not restrained by external things. In the morning, you have to be patient and watch them slowly get up from the chair and take it. Ann fell ill. The uncle left the tap running and hurried to get dressed to ask for help. The little details make this play very real, especially immersive. When An was about to be discharged from the hospital, her daughter came to visit, and finally said that when she was a child, she often heard the movements of her parents when they were making out, and felt that it was always so good, and the family was very close. The grandfathers and grandmothers in their 80s were also art workers when they were young. They were enthusiastic, romantic and warm. They should be the married life that everyone yearns for. When they get old, they make some kind jokes. The praise and respect between each other also make the relationship happy Festival heats up. There is a plot in the film, the uncle seems to ask "what's your impression of me", and the grandmother said restrainedly "sometimes like a beast, but very gentle". From the perspective of the whole article, the old grandmother is a very individual and independent person (yes, people are engaged in art), and she hopes to live with dignity and style, even if she is dead, so she refused to seek medical treatment and returned home. He was also very dissatisfied with the old man and asked to never go to the hospital again. Although his condition has improved, he is very dissatisfied with reality and does not look forward to the future. He is even more reluctant to talk about his condition with others. During the illness, he hopes that others will treat her the same as before, so that he does not agree with reality and does not yield. , seems to have brought endless troubles to the uncle... Let's talk about the uncle, the uncle is completely a positive image of a husband, and is an optimistic and positive person. He strives to accept his wife's illness and take good care of her. When the disease was the most serious, I repeated the nursery rhyme over and over again (this became the biggest crying point when I watched this film. Every day I watched my beloved disappear from this body little by little. The old lady became a father and mother, sang, fed, and urinated), but in the end, his patience and reason were exhausted, and he tried his best to The greatest ability allowed her to survive, but she resisted. That slap was all his outbursts, all his dissatisfaction, and then endless guilt and remorse. He tried to hide it, but he couldn't hide it from himself. He couldn't last long either. After his story was told, she became quiet. Even if there was no thinking, she would finally remember his peaceful face and gentle tone, as well as the bright and beautiful days when he was a child. He suddenly exploded like a beast, which proved that Her impression, and what she got can be regarded as rest in peace... But I have to say that the uncle's final handling was as if none of this had happened, as if he had gone far away, and he could still share his life with him at ease. All the little things in it seem like a twisted way of handling things, but maybe this is what Ann wants.
I remember my grandparents often jokingly said that the first thing that the person who wakes up early every morning is to lean down and feel if the other person is breathing. Leave peacefully. I also went through the recovery period of being discharged from the hospital and returning home. My grandparents clearly cared about each other very much, and even cared about the level of surveillance at one time, and then they would bicker or exchange information every day by reading books and newspapers. The days seem ordinary, but the relationship has been sublimated. As a young person, losing a partner is a sad thing, but for the elderly, what they have in common is the past life of knowing each other and loving each other, which is enough.
So, when did you come to pick me up with the colorful auspicious clouds?
ps don't shoot, this is the first time to post a movie review
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