The rhythm at the beginning of the movie is a bit baffling to me. New book launch, sharp questions, a long-awaited reunion of a woman.
Nine years is really not a short time. Nine years later, he got married, had a four-year-old child, and his wife was an elementary school teacher. He wrote a new book and traveled to 12 cities in 10 days to promote the new book. He's been outspoken, and the reason he wrote the book, in a sense, was to find you.
Nine years later, she was working for environmental groups, writing songs about people, and had a photographer boyfriend by her side.
He wrote a book to record the details of getting along to remind himself that we did meet once, it was real, it happened.
She still remembered how the sun had gleamed the redness of his beard the morning he left.
In the initial stage of life, the budding sense of upward will make us firmly believe that the world is so big, we will meet tens of thousands of people, there will be many beautiful and unforgettable memories, and we will meet the fate that is absolutely necessary for you.
However, life is always quietly rewritten by some unpredictable and uncontrollable elements, and each tiny deviation is finally superimposed into a powerful and unshakable ending, which is called fate.
"I've been thinking about you for the months leading up to my wedding. I mean, even on my way there, I'm in the car, some friends drop me off into town, and I look out the window , and then I thought I saw you, not far from the church, huh? Open an umbrella and walk to a deli on the corner of 13th and Broadway. I think I'm going crazy, but now I think it might be you "
In countless possible moments, we wish there was an invisible hand that would push the car gently, make him turn around, make her miss the flight, make him get on the phone, and make her not move.
In the pen of a few meters, two people who are accustomed to walking to the left and to the right finally meet on the flower bed in the park, but how many circles has life drawn for us for the reunion of two hearts?
I like the nuanced sense of dialogue that the film is full of, you say every word, and there are almost no gaps. In the dialogue, there is a mutual affection and understanding of love and life. The sense of helplessness and powerlessness exuded in the film is also about everyone, facing the sadness that they can see in the past.
Some people are only suitable for chance encounters, on street corners, in alleys, and during travel. Destiny arranges hard to let those who love each other go to both ends. It is probably the hope that people can embrace their sighs and regrets and face their true self and life.
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