the drug addict of Quartier des Enfants Rouges in Paris, je t'aime (Paris, je t'aime) .
Karen Eiffel, a female writer played by Emma Thompson, has interesting plots in her creative imagination,
such as standing on a table and imagining jumping off a building, sitting in the rain smoking and imagining overturning a car into a river, etc. It
was the little boy who was dodging the bicycle and became Harold. Crick's cause of death.
It was said by Baby Pig. But I just don't have that kind of foresight. ~~~
But in the end Eiffel was influenced. She finally stopped killing people and
let the chip that gave Harold Crick a mechanical punctuality watch like a mathematical formula to save him.
Great for Emma Thompson's performance, that writer's hysterical and somewhat neurotic, maybe childish at times.
When I didn't read it, I thought it was a story of a stranger. After reading it, I realized that it should be translated as "More Fantasy than a Novel".
So I prefer "Fantastic Life" a little more.
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