The old-fashioned theme of "going to my grandfather's house in the countryside for summer vacation", coupled with Uncle Lyon's natural interpretation and the beautiful scenery of southern France, is impressive, and I can't help myself immersed in the warm and bright tones of the movie.
Three details of the film impressed me:
1. In the first half of the film, Grandpa Paul told Adrian: "You have to learn to protect your family." Adrian obviously hasn't fully accepted the divorce of his parents and is ready to take on family responsibilities. He is running in the olive grove. Run with him, caressing his tears. Correspondingly, in the second half of the film, Grandpa put on a motorcycle suit, carried a shotgun, rode a motorcycle, and drove away Leia's drug dealer boyfriend. Adrian saw all of this, and this may be the reason Grandpa is using Practical actions tell Adrian how to protect his family in a man's way.
2. After 20 years of hard work, Paul finally won the olive oil award. He stood proudly in the olive grove to take pictures, and then asked his grandma if he told his daughter that he won the award. He learned that because of the jet lag, his grandma hadn't told her what happened when he was there. face of regret and dissatisfaction. In fact, even though he hasn't been in contact for seventeen years, and his daughter has never left Paul's heart, he still hopes to be his daughter's hero, and hopes that his daughter will be proud of him. This stubborn old man is so warm and lovely here.
3. When Paul won the award, he said: "If you succeed in something, there will be people who oppose you, some people who want to do the same thing as you, some people who want to do things opposite to you, and others. , especially those who don't do anything." These words were quite healing when I was ridiculed, and saved me from being hit when I was at a low point. I think you may not be successful yet, but as long as you persist, you will be on the way.
PS. Uncle Lyon, who is fat and bald, is still very cool, the old hippies return to the countryside, and the life of the old French grandfather makes people yearn (I hope I can afford to live in an idyllic nursing home when I am old).
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