As soon as I entered the movie screen, I fell in love with it obsessively. The film tells the story of an elegant lady who runs an antique shop and a British author who came to Italy to launch a new book launch. They met in a small town in Tuscany, Italy, because of the book. Taking advantage of the good weather, I drove around to a fun place, chatting while walking, wandering, and visiting. They met each other very much, chatting about copied artworks, life and marriage, and naturally played the role of husband and wife who have been together for 15 years. The heroine seems to represent the epitome of women in the marriage and is dissatisfied with her husband, and the writer represents the majority of men. He explained the various dissatisfactions of his wife from the perspective of his wife, and expressed his more rational and true views and cognitions on marriage. They babble, complain, quarrel, and console, and there's no end to it. The movie is like another chatter movie "Love Before Dawn". I especially like this kind of slow, leisurely feeling. The two people who are happy with each other, walking on the stone road in the street, are like the evening wind in summer, soothing and casual. They seem to ramble, but very deep. They went to art galleries, coffee shops, and walked through stone streets and alleys, flanked by ancient low-rise houses with old brick walls and mottled colors. The heroine's revealing plain dress with a simple black coat is very charming. There is laziness in her calm elegance, natural and real, and the curves flow. It is as beautiful as a fragrant and subtle perfume, which is quietly distributed, especially like! When she looked at the writer, she would sometimes reveal her affectionate expressions without concealment, her eyes were deep and affectionate, and she really liked to see her eyes and expressions, which were extremely beautiful. The writer is a gentleman, calm and quiet, who can quietly listen to many words of the heroine, and cooperate with her to play her husband of 15 years. They were sitting on the steps outside the small town hotel, and the moment the heroine leaned on the writer's shoulder, it was soft, romantic and full of warmth! During the viewing process, I expected them to have a deeper relationship, but unfortunately the male protagonist left coldly in the end. When the song ended, I felt a little sad and distressed.
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