The first time I watched it, I was a child, and I only remembered that the film was very long, and the hero and heroine in it were much older and uglier than my parents. But the dubbing of the dubbed films of that era was really amazing, and listening to the recording and editing was also very interesting. So much so that if you look at the original Russian version, it feels completely wrong.
At that time, I preferred another "Office Story" directed by Elidar Ryazanov. I watched it on the newly bought TV set at home and fell off my chair laughing. And this movie for adults, now I finally understand it.
The heroine still didn't think she was pretty at first. But when I saw the farewell part at the train station, the slightly vicissitudes of the eyes were full of affection, walking quickly in tight pants and high heels, I suddenly felt that this woman was very moving.
The love in this film may only be truly understood in middle age. After all, the love of youth is not so heavy and there is no burden.
We took so many detours to each other and came to the transit point of life. The world has changed, but what we really desire in our hearts has not changed, and it is still unattainable. Happiness comes a little late, what does it matter. You're here, it's fine.
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