Based on the ancient English writings of Chaucer. As a visual animal, we must admit the desire to watch movies that was initially triggered by the director's Italian vision as always. The eight scattered narratives do not have much connection, and it is vaguely felt that there should be a deeper core... Turning the clock back to the Middle Ages under the rule of the church, the repression of sex/porn/eroticism/love and the awakening of lies, compared to the developed time at that time The much more Chinese way of rites is undoubtedly more pioneering and valuable, and it is the front station that leads the society to the Renaissance and enlightenment. Isn't the storytelling and sarcastic expression of this awakening more impactful than the eulogizing revival of Florence a hundred years later?
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