Luc Besson took the sea to the extreme. A call to dreams.
You must watch "Blue Sea and Blue Sky" to feel the sadness and loneliness from the sea, as well as the beauty and freedom that you have longed for.
The bottom of the sea is a better world.
People often feel the call of their heart. If they do not respond to it, they will never be able to calm down. If they respond to it, it means that they must give up many beloved people and things. After Jack let go of the rope that could guarantee him back to the shore, he was free, but he lost his beloved and his unborn child. I don't think he was melancholy at the beginning. Therefore, the whole movie "Blue Sea and Blue Sky" looks a little melancholic.
Maybe people come to this world with a sense of mission, and they have their own belongings in life and emotions, so they will definitely give up, even if they don't. Life is just a process, and obeying one's heart to the utmost is also a way of living. A person has so many roles to play well: the children of parents, the parents of their own children, the superiors or subordinates of others, colleagues, friends, etc., but everyone should do well in themselves. Know what you want, learn to give up, and live a beautiful self.
The actor who plays Jack is called JEAN-MARC BARR. He looks handsome, especially his eyes are hypnotic. Looking at his eyes is like looking at the sea. And he has a melancholic temperament that works well with the film, and when he laughs, the melancholy is even stronger. Enzo's actor is Luc Besson's favorite Jean Reynolds, the handsome guy who plays "This Killer Is Not So Cold".
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