Watching this film, I feel that there are many similar feelings. This is also the day and night of Summers. Two teenagers, not beautiful. Especially Tomo, who can lie and like to be funny. Marek, on the other hand, is much more introverted in comparison, and likes to take pictures of French girls he loves with a camera.
When I saw Tomo standing in front of a big billboard with a bruised face, "Meet Me" on the billboard, I felt sensitively that there would be an encounter, and the plot was exactly like that. They became friends and fell in love with the beautiful French girl.
Both were rebellious children, one ran away from home and the other was a single parent. There is no sadness in shades of gray. Although, the scene is black and white.
The black and white setting tells a warm story. It's a comedy, with no nonsense high school plot. But those moments where Tomo and Marek are talking still make people smile.
"Hey, Don't be baby." The
story goes on in my favorite shades until they set off on a journey to Paris. The film turned to color, the warm yellow sunlight reflected on their faces, and the three embraced.
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