The movie is basically like this. The boy begins to fall in love because of his curiosity and desire for sex and the emptiness of the female teacher. After exploring the setbacks of sex and life, he begins to control his life. The female teacher reflects the weakness of human nature. The aria "Lascia ch'io pianga", which frequently appears in the film, also appears frequently in the BBC documentary "The Power OF Art" in the episode of Bebeni. Bebeni's sculptures have a sense of soft skin, a sense of body and human nature. An ode to the essence. The film begins with "Sex Lectures", which is intended to say that everything a man starts with sex and grows in it. "Lascia ch'io pianga" uses a melodious, soft and slightly deep soundtrack with a sense of destiny to make this abnormal love no longer ugly, let sex no longer be ugly, but like to sing, praise the desire rooted in nature. When a boy encounters a blow in his life, he begins to examine his own life, and he wants to slowly leave the female teacher. This is the beginning of control, at least controlling the lower part of himself, and it is also the beginning of maturity.
At the end of the film, a young face came over, a little serious, as if something had been lost. As if looking forward to something.
View more about Love Lessons reviews
