Due to political reasons, his performances that year did not reach the end, nor did he achieve the extreme he pursued as a musician. The violinist of that year was also persecuted and failed to reappear on stage until his death. Thirty years later, the conductor who returned to the theater as a cleaner unexpectedly saw the invitation of the Charlotte Theater in France. Under the circumstances of the poor strength of the Paul Orchestra at the time, he decided to find all men to go there under the false name. After a group of people succeeded in arriving in Paris with seemingly absurd means, unsurprisingly, after two chaotic days, they were all present at the show in a dramatic way. The musician sought out the orphan Anna left by the late violinist as a soloist. After several twists and turns, she finally succeeded in cooperating with the conductor her long-awaited Tchaikovsky Violin Concerto, and she understood her life experience. Communism became the background cannon fodder in the film, which eventually ended in a comedy.
It's mostly an inspirational story.
However, there was a word Anna said to Andre when she refused to act: You need to go to psychotherapy. It seemed that she didn't need to participate in an impossible performance in order to help cure the mental illness of the old artist.
Andre is indeed dying. The events of thirty years ago ruined his musician's life. There is only one chance to save him from the mud. Would Anna save him?
Because it is a comedy, there is no surprise. Anna is also a patient. She is obsessed with her parents and her life experience. For this reason, Andre has the chance to see the sun again. Only in front of the French or the whole world can prove the artistic style of the past.
So, does it prove to be a good antidote? The mentally disabled guy wants to ask people to prove himself, explaining that there is still something special about this person's existence, and God shouldn't throw it away in a place where no one cares. This desire to integrate into society and hope to be recognized has been endowed with the needs of an artistic level-he is an artist, his pursuit is no longer a personal pursuit, his value only exists between his abilities and his group, and the facts are also the same- Having lost the Jews back then, he also lost himself. The question is, when he needs everyone, is anyone willing to follow such a patient to help him heal him. What he wants is the proof, something that one person or even a few people cannot do, so asking for help is a required course between proofs. Is it true that only patients can do it together? Patients who walk together for different reasons have their own concerns. If you have the same desire, or can be achieved by the same means, it is a good thing to stand together and form a gang. When we are on the same stage, will everyone be healed?
Ah, so there is an idiom called pity for the same disease, right?
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