At the beginning of January 2018, I found that there is a place in Nanjing that shows free literary and artistic movies. It is a lovely movie fan who shows some classic old movies in his rented apartment. The apartment is very close to the bustling and bustling Xinjiekou Metro Station Exit 15. It is also very interesting to show some literary films that few people catch a cold in a place very close to the lively.
At that time, I was also bored on weekend nights and went to the movies to pass the time. One screening was Swedish director Ingmar Bergman's "Autumn Sonata," a 1978 film starring Ingrid Bergman (she also played "Casablanca," but I haven't seen it yet) . The story of the film is relatively simple. Ingrid Bergman plays a well-known pianist who has toured everywhere. After her husband passed away, her daughter married to a priest invited her to live there. Before that, the mother and daughter were two. People have been there for many years. During the small stay, the weak daughter couldn't help venting the complaints she had held in her heart all these years, and was dissatisfied with the damage her mother had caused to the family by traveling all over the place for so many years. At the same time, the mother also felt helpless. She felt that it was not her intention to understand love. The story ends with an aging mother and her agent heading to the next show, while her daughter is still living in pain she can't get rid of. Fortunately, she has a man who understands her, Victor, who has been taking care of her. , Victor is a nice guy.
This scene is about the life of a Swedish family. Most of the filming locations were completed in the living room and bedroom. Family conflicts and conflicts do not respect national borders. Even in China, every family has a difficult scripture to read.
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