"Babette's Banquet": Banquet is the title of this film, but the depiction of religion is more intense, and its spiritual core, I think, should be the emotion between people. For the relationship between the two devout sisters who have never married, it is more accurate that Babette is their godsend rather than relatives. It is fate and providence that go and stay there. A few minutes ago It's a matter of human affairs, but it's not something they can control. They acceded to Babette's request, because they felt that the separation was imminent and that it would be useless to stay. The sisters and the devotees were terrified of Babette's French feast, thinking it was Satan's tongue feast when they learned that the turtles and clumps of shivering quail were about to be on the table. Here's where the fun begins, they promise they won't be judging the slightest bit about the food at the feast, and they'll fight the enemy together for the night ahead. They were united for the first time after years of being crushed by the poor and petty village life. In this way, at the banquet, only the general who had tasted the delicacies of the mountains and the sea and the coachman who rested in the kitchen were the only ones who really used words to describe the touchingness of Babette's banquet. The similarity, even for a moment, seems to have eliminated the class gap. And those believers who made promises, living in remote areas, are not good at words, and years of indifference have made them care about small gains and losses. But when the sweet fragrance of food fills their taste buds, and the redness after drinking fills their cheeks, they are no longer reticent. The good memories lingered on the dining table, and the devout sigh of religion returned to their no longer young chests. At this moment, the contradictions large and small were resolved. If there was a breeze after the rain, they expressed their sincerity to each other. After the banquet, they held hands and sang hymns under the starry river. That's the magic of Babette's cuisine, she's not just a great chef, she's an artist. And I conclude this film review with the gift in the film "An artist is never poor"
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