First time watching an Italian movie. As utilitarian as I am, I watch American dramas, Korean dramas, Japanese dramas, occasionally British dramas, and English with an accent with the heart of learning English, Korean and Japanese. If it weren't for the recommendation of Station A, I would have missed a good film where the male protagonist is not handsome and the female protagonist is not immortal, speaking Italian that is completely incomprehensible.
A good film should have good BGM, which should be released at key points to stimulate the senses. It is a pity that Baidu does not have the song title. One of the impressive lyrics "nails grow into the flesh, you are disabled for life", which strongly satirizes the good benefits of iron rice bowls. Public officials are amazing.
Good films also have one thing in common, the characters portrayed are neither great nor great evil. When the prodigal son also turned his head, the hero who had been obsessed with the iron rice bowl for more than ten years also put down his bowl and took the initiative to be charitable. The environmentalist is like the heroine, but also very affectionate, giving birth to four children of different skin colors. Characters shine because of their imperfections. For this point, a companion gave the theme of the film "selfish people are strange (don't know when they suddenly become selfless), civilized people are fraternity (thanks for washing my soul)"
Another perfect point is the view of Italy and Norway as well as the indigenous tribes. How many times have I wanted to get rid of the blame when I saw a house girl whose boss is not good at words, and a stupid girl who doesn't understand the world, and quit this seemingly stable job, and went to Italy to Norway to see the aurora, and to feel the natural scenery like making up a story. -- 6 months of day and 6 months of night, and the aurora. After all, it is a Pisces full of fantasy, trapped in the thinking and way of life of Taurus, still trying to find a way out and compromise with himself.
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