¡Trois souvenirs de ma jeunesse
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[Machine Translation] Arnaud Desplechin, the master director of the romantic film milestone "And I Fall in Love," has created a new masterpiece that can be called the culmination of his work after a lapse of 20 years. The film is a blend of the intensity of a 1960s Nouvelle Vague film and a modern sensibility, and is a testament to Desplechin's meticulous directing skills and warmth of vision. It is interesting to note that the famous actor Mathieu Amalric, who played "Paul" in "And I Fall in Love," also plays the eponymous protagonist in this film. The French scenery that suits lovers, such as an apartment with a view of the Eiffel Tower, Carce Latin, museums, and cafes, French fashion of the 1980s, music, and the enjoyment of discovering books and poems that casually appear in the film are the very essence of French cinema and make this film a gem of a masterpiece. [The film is a masterpiece of French cinema, a quintessential French film. Paul, a diplomat and anthropologist, returns to France after a long stay abroad. At the airport, he runs into a strange problem: there is another Paul with the same passport as his. The false passport triggers memories of the past that he had almost forgotten, and he begins to look back on his life. His mother died when he was very young, his father broke up with him, and his siblings and brothers are still inseparable. A thrilling journey to the Soviet Union and his first love with Estelle. Paul attends university in Paris, which he longs to do, and Estelle remains in her hometown, but they write to each other every day. Paul realizes that his feelings for Estelle have not changed, and he reads her letters again for the first time in decades, and comes to realize the truth... Includes an explanatory leaflet and postcards.
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