reading it, I felt a little reluctant to give up.
Maybe you will fall in love with Italy and Venice, but the fact is, "Dream of Tulips" at least does not have a heavy brush to describe the beauty in the scene. The scene of the film is basically in a neighborhood that is not rich, even the castle Rendered through the reflection of glass. As the predecessors said, Venice is not as I imagined. There are a continuous stream of rafts leisurely drilling through the bridge holes, and there are Napoli love songs around the beams. Now in Venice, there are enough tourists queuing for the hotel room to surround a city, while the Venetians The worry is more about the expensive house prices and the interruption of tourists, making them have to consider moving the family out of this place that has brought countless our reverie and their peace...
Back to the story from the city, if you love it More reason for such a wonderful story here.
In Pescara, she is just a hard-working housewife, her son is rebellious, and her husband has had an affair for 5 years; while in Venice, she can play the accordion, can arrange flowers, and more importantly, she is a free and happy woman, judging a middle-aged woman The housewife's values have thus changed. Because of her kindness and cheerfulness, she is loved in Venice, no matter how weird the people around her are - a frustrated man who is ready to hang, a paranoid flower shop owner, a traumatized masseuse. Every character is vivid, which is a key to attracting the attention of "Dream Tulip". Another character I have to mention is the fake detective who was ordered to bring her home, but instead chose to stay for a lover and lay the groundwork for the wife's return to Shuicheng.
As the flower shop owner said, a person's freedom is sacred and inviolable, the housewife's reaction after the words, the camera's account is light, but in fact, just as we all agree with this sentence, the housewife finally chose our expectation, The dark side of the city is thus brightened. And what about the boring but rich life of Pescara? Let it go to hell.
The film won 9 awards at the Italian Film Awards that year, which was quite successful. I also heard that Hollywood had the idea of a remake, and the housewife in the film was going to be handed over to Julia Roberts or Sandra Bullock. It is conceivable that if the film was remade, it would be a bit more nonsensical and silly, and there would not be an Italian version that would often make it so. The effect of people smiling.
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