A warm and inspirational film, 107 minutes (sorry I didn't find a 112-minute version) length makes me feel that there is no time wasted at all, no matter the various comedies interspersed, make some mocking but kind jokes, and make fun of "Führer", ASSEDIC Customer service calls, satirizing abstract art, and even some dirty jokes. In short, in DRISS's eyes, PHILIPPE is just an "ordinary" rich man, and the physical inconvenience is completely ignored in his eyes, so he can help PHILIPPE no longer escape , to pursue his own happiness. Because in his opinion, PHILIPPE had done the biggest escape when he was young, and the end result was that he could not move at all below his head in a wheelchair. But he also had weaknesses. When he first took care of PHILIPPE, he refused to do He massages, wears "stockings", and refuses skydiving, but all his "NO" are ineffective. From this aspect, we can feel that DRISS is actually a very gentle person. This can also be explained by his persuasion to YVONE not to eat too much. It can be seen from the sweets.
Although he does not have much blood ties to his own family, he is not lacking in the care of his aunt and the care of his younger brother. He even pays a lot to the youngest daughter of the Philippe family. A little education. Tell her to learn to be polite to others, learn to choose friends correctly, and stand up when she is in trouble--the reward is just to show his usual humorous attitude--to make classmates like Feather Duster dare not treat girls like that.
In short , A man who hides warmth under a humorous mask but has to take on family responsibilities, meets a rich man who is serious but wants to escape from his current life. I don't know who is lucky. Perhaps, this is born in another way of God. A couple!
A film adapted from a true story is really not comparable to a dog-blooded script. It is worth watching!
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