This is a good film worthy of recollection. It's quiet, there are no big winds and waves, only a real life, and of course, there are so beautiful scenery that is not so real-in fact, it is not new in European rural towns. From my perspective, this story tells the truth about two women: 1. Women need love, a lot of love, a lot of love; 2. A woman without love needs a house of her own. If we are not as lucky as the protagonist, and we are lucky enough to get a million in cash after the divorce, we have to work hard to make money on our own, to ensure that if the unreliable love is gone, when the green and yellow do not pick up, at least there will be some money. I touched my own home, and renovated her when I was in the mood and had spare money, and invited friends to cook and drink for them... When it is windy and rainy, I provide myself with a sense of security. Diane Lane shows the protagonist's emptiness when he has almost everything that others envy-a lovely appearance, a beautiful house, a stable life, a friend who loves her, and a loyal confidant. She has been smiling, trying to maintain positive energy, caring and helping others, but she still can't be truly happy. The pain of being deceived and abandoned and the loneliness without love filled her soul, overflowing on her beautiful and tired face. . No matter whether there is a house or not, life grows like this. At a certain stage, we will encounter a fatal blow, or hide in a corner and lick our wounds, or stand in the crowd and weep, even if it is the warmth of Tuscan Sunlight cannot melt our sorrow. But one day—that day will always come, and we will walk out of the shadow of our own hearts, even if there is no universal radiance of love. In this matter, there is no miracle. You will meet a scumbag like that handsome Italian man on the road, and you will also meet a married uncle who silently cares for you, but they are all passers-by, we can only go on until Suddenly, the world opened the door for you again.
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