Emperor Zhu and Lord Madara compete for women! If you don't like it, don't come in!
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One of the masterpieces of French New Wave films, Truffaut's "Zou et Jean", film introduction: Before World War I, Zu and Jean, a German, met in Paris. They have similar interests and fall in love with the heroine Catherine at the same time. Zu launched a pursuit, and Zhan kept his feelings in his heart in order to keep his promise. World War II breaks out. Zu and Zhan each fought for their own country. After the war, they reunited. Zu married Catherine and gave birth to a daughter. Zhan discovered that their relationship as a couple was not a happy one: Zu wanted to keep Catherine and tolerate her having other men. Zhan stayed, and the three of them were inseparable during the day; Catherine slept in the occupied room at night. Zhan escaped, and many years later, the three met again. Catherine drove the car into the lake with Zhan...
In the beginning of the film, Zu and Zhan are obsessed with a statue of a woman at the same time. Zu sighs: "She is so beautiful and dignified. If she is a real woman, I would like to marry her."
Then the flesh-and-blood face of Jeanne Moreau (playing Catherine) appeared on the screen, almost the incarnation of a statue. This scene has become the representative of the new wave of movies in the hearts of countless movie fans.
Title. . . This is the case for the time being and will definitely change.
Intention: People want to be arrogant, and their colors are galloping.