Some movies are good at telling stories and grab readers through the plot.
Some movies can let the audience fall into it through a piece of music and a few pictures.
This is a warm family movie that is worth watching even for those who don't know the history of the 1960s and 1970s. The film provides a wealth of viewing angles, and they are all worth pondering.
For example, the attitude of everyone in the film to the children who can't speak.
A portrait of youth.
Different descriptions of Paris and Provence.
For family conflicts, the generation gap between the two generations.
Of course, there is also the uncle's philosophy of life.
Maybe we are still struggling in reality, but because of this, we should look at the summer sun, poetry and the distance.
Think about life, and then think about whether the lifestyle in front of you is worth it.
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