It was a bit boring at the beginning, but I continued to look at it for the beauty of Florence, and then I got some flavor. In the film, the British contrived and the Italians' openness formed a sharp contrast. Whether it is George and Lucy's love, or Hisoso's romantic affair novels, Italy is already a place of secret and erotic growth in the hearts of the British.
The joy of love and the vitality of life always tempted young Lucy. She deceived her sister, her mother, and even her loved ones, constantly persuading herself to walk into the shackles of the world. Finally, she chose to be brave, to leave the rigid London, block her retreat, and face her feelings. In the last scene of the film, Lucy and George return to Florence, where they met, and kiss each other in a room with a view of the scenery. What a beautiful scene.
I really like a line in the movie: In Italy, some things represent sentiment.
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