St. Clair is a successful and great actor.
It was his careful care that made florence's dream come true. And fearlessness and love, after all, covered all the out of tune. Life is more beautiful than music.
Several details of the film are quite touching. Hugh Grant recites Shakespeare in the film; the Big Bang Theory engineer could play Chopin; her love of music and poetry, whether she knew it was out of tune or not, was so real and comforting. The Chopin Prelude played by her right hand and the pianist's left hand, I almost cried. . .
(As an aside, I happened to hear Chopin performed in two different ways in the past two days. Once I heard 7 of 28 in an ordinary domestic TV series. I used to feel so sad every time I played it. In the past year or two, I have completely forgotten how I can't play it anymore... But the TV series used a brisk rhythm and turned it into a chorus that easily adjusts the atmosphere. Yes, why not? In addition, I heard the prelude played in this way today, florence said. Her left hand was nerve-wracked and she couldn't play, but her right hand still remembered the melody, and when she played with a pianist who could have had to take a ridiculous job just for money or whatever, I believe he started to treat her as a friend Yeah. Prelude isn't just sad, it can also smile and cry)
Therefore, after watching this film, I would like to thank the great actors, the people who acted in this film, and the once real characters who were played, and they really played their life roles well.
There are Shakespeare's words, Chopin's music, swans, oh, and the soundtrack of the master of the soundtrack of the Grand Budapest Hotel. It was only by looking for his album that I saw such a good film.
Finally, as an English teacher, the film's subtle and polite English, as well as a lot of implication, is simply too useful as a teaching material.
sing, for life, cheers
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