The quietness, loneliness, plainness, elegance and all the adjectives that can be associated with cooking without salt in European films can be found in this film. Of course, there is also aristocratic humor. The main film does not even have a soundtrack. . It's arguably the most bland European film I've ever seen. However, until a few days later, when I opened the refrigerator, went in to change my shoes, went out to throw garbage, and prepared work materials, a certain scene in the film would always flash in an ordinary moment, as if some memories came into life.
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