This movie is actually about falling off the chain

This movie is actually about falling chains. Sasiko had a car accident with his parents, his memory lost the chains, his parents were dead, his family was also lost, and he rode back to Bulgaria with his grandfather in a joint car. His grandfather took him back to the journey his parents took him to exile in Germany. Sassico retrieved the toy car that he hid in the refugee camp with the little blond girl, and rode his bike over the Alps in northern Italy. At that time, the chain fell off, and Sasiko and her grandfather fell into the grass together. The key point is that after the car accident, Sasike had no confidence in restoring his memory at first, and his confidence also fell off the chain.

Fortunately, my grandfather and Sasike helped Sasik up together, and the old and the young picked up the assist car to continue the journey home. At a beach, Sasiko meets a Polish girl with whom he has sex. He was hesitant, wondering if he should go and say hello together, his love was pulled off the chain by his faith, his grandfather encouraged him with all his strength, and even frowned, touching the wrinkles on his forehead, and said ruthlessly, "Do you want me to go for you? Is it?"

Sasik, grandfather, and the Polish girl danced together at the bonfire. After the dance, Sasiko and the girl went to the wooden trestle by the sea. They sat and chatted slowly. The Polish girl was also in Germany. She was going to return the next day. She was a teacher in a language school. Sasik said he and his grandfather rode together on a bike ride to get back to their home town in Bulgaria. Sasiko also frankly said that he had just been in a car accident and lost his previous memory. The girl answered simply, wouldn't that be very good, I can be your first love. Now the two of them chatted into the sea together. I always thought that the beach should be Greece, and the sea should be the Aegean Sea.

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This movie actually has a very good inspirational effect, because it is not terrible to lose anything, but you can't lose confidence.

Not all chains can be dropped, but one must remain. This chain is called confidence.

I admire the storytelling ability of the screenwriter of this film, and also admire the accuracy of the director's use of the lens.

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