French movies are always like this, beautiful, suffocating, and sad.
It's a very short film that tells a very simple story. Before watching the movie, I thought it was a same-sex theme, but after watching it, I thought it might be more of a life theme. When we were told that this game on earth, we only had three months left, it was like a countdown on the wall when playing an escape room.
How do you leave, how do you say goodbye to someone you are related to?
Roman chose not to say anything, except for his grandmother, because she was also dying. He silently raised his camera and took memorable pictures, although he never saw it again.
In the end, he chose to bask in the sun and lay on the beach to leave. The afterglow of the setting sun sprinkled on his body. Probably, this is the best ending.
It has to be said that the scale of the French is very large, and the family relationship is also very complicated. Emotions and sex seem to be very open and free topics.
Only when you are free can you go deeper.
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