like spring breeze

Clean~ After watching such a clean film, I feel such a brisk and warm little joy. The film's small layout, not in-depth but well done. I love this kind of setting, like the background of 72 tenants, full of drama and retro flavor. Two spaces in the same building, from isolation to openness, and then to the conversion of status, are very interesting. The prescribed situation designed for each character is clear and full of personality, the emotion is rich and simple, the group has the power of the group, and the individual has the color of the individual. The old drama bone Fabrice Luchini is too loving, and the changes in emotions and character status are natural and smooth and imply passion. Who would have thought that the story of an uncle falling in love with a maid could be so clean and beautiful? In addition, the poster is very colorful~

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