It's very good-looking, and the acting skills explode the characters' personalities, neither good nor bad. There are good and bad in life under various choices. It seems that everyone will be envious of what they have not done, and they will also be grateful for what they have chosen. Howard and Emily, whose marriage failed, envy their love and harmony. Baldwin has the courage and relief that the violinist does not have, but he also admires the violinist's dignified gentleness and adherence to his and his father's ideals.
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