Astringent. Bitter. Sweet

Sigurd 2022-04-19 09:02:17

I don't deny that it does have a bit of Qiong Yao, but it is not sad at all.
It's a bit petty, but also very literary, but also very shocking.
This lame angel can still fly beautifully.
Only at the end, in the beautiful garden at dusk, walked step by step along the gravel road to the love she was looking for, only to see two lines of clear tears slowly falling on her face.
Unswerving love is vividly displayed in such a French film with a brutal war as the background.
The sea, the lighthouse, the albatross, their acquaintance, weave into a beautiful fairy tale.
If it were just that, it wouldn't be as exciting as it is now.
And the odd people who helped her, the odd things, and all that, made for a good French film.
French films are humorous, romantic, and wise. In humor, they often contain deep meanings.
Although he always felt a knowing smile, there was always a bit of bitterness in the corners of his raised mouth.
Sweet with bitterness, bitter with astringency, long aftertaste.

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  • Allen 2022-03-26 09:01:08

    The director was completely unable to control his emotions and rhythm, which was lower than expected!

  • Bethany 2022-03-27 09:01:11

    The movie adapted from the novel~ Originally the novel is more touching, and the movie is of course the same~ and the heroine and the hero are also my favorites~ Audrey Tautou has starred in the heroine of "Angel Emily" and "The Da Vinci Code", Gaspard Uliet has acted in "Young Hannibal" ~ The film is not only touching, but also funny ~ warmth also accounts for a relatively large part ~ I feel a little like "Angel Emily" ~ I like the one film~

A Very Long Engagement quotes

  • [repeated line]

    Mathilde: Ashes to ashes. Ashes to ashes.

  • Tina Lombardi: I regret nothing. Except my hair.