"The Most Beautiful Thing"

Some people seem to live in an undisturbed life, eating the last meal and not knowing the next meal, but they live with self-knowledge and self-sufficiency. Some people know what they want all their lives, and live a down-to-earth life, even if they have never had an epiphany or self-reflection.

In addition to these two, there are many ways to live, which one is more exciting and suitable for you, not from the measurement standards of society and others, but from the measurement of the heart and the understanding of you from people who truly love you.

A family history film with Italians' unique life philosophy and unique open-minded charm doesn't make much sense, because those people don't live much better than anyone else.

The key is that those delicate and unforced emotional captures give you too many inexplicable projections and vents, not for you to search for meaning, reflect on corrections or even break through changes, but to truly feel your own life itself.

Because "the most beautiful thing" is the touch.

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