The film review of Cape Seven,

Cape No.7: "Courage" never fails (Author: Ai Yong)

If you have ever had a deeply regretful love, you will like Cape Seven.

If you want to find the courage to stick to love, you will also like Cape Seven.

If you lose your passion for life and forget what your dreams look like, you will like Cape Seven even more.

If you just want to watch a good movie and enjoy life, you will definitely like Cape Seven.

With the above four mixed feelings, I went to see Cape No.7, and continued to immerse myself in the blue world of Hengchun Na Pianhai after the just-concluded trip to Kenting. I always like the sea, but I always stay away from it. There is no sea in my city, so I can only see it in imagination and memory. I saw the scenery of deja vu in Cape No.7, and the feeling of deja vu made the atmosphere of the film look charming. Although it is a love movie with a love letter as the main background, what runs through the whole movie is humorous attitude and persistence. After repeated conflicts, they gradually feel the true colors of each role, and in the process of gradually running in, they become a harmonious whole. Even if they don't understand, they can try to understand, just like their original solo performance. I think it's not just exotic romance that really blends into the film, but every heart that is willing to summon up courage to pursue happiness, change and really change. Cape Seven is no longer just a lost dream.

Regretful love: what is really lost is not the address, but "courage"

Cape No.7 was originally the former site of Taiwan Province Province during the Japanese occupation. A package from Japan came across the sea, carrying a feeling and regret 60 years ago. At that time, a Japanese male teacher (Kousuke Atari) left his beloved Taiwan Province lover "Tomoko" (Liang Wenyin) for some reason and returned to Japan, only to turn his full thoughts into seven unbearable love letters. The film is constantly interspersed with Kousuke Atari reading a sad love letter in emotional Japanese to tell her inner regret. The picture overlaps with the beautiful figure that the former lover is waiting for, as if love has never disappeared because of time, and it can't be owned, so love is deeper.

I seem to see an emotional state of deja vu. I keep crying in a touching atmosphere, but the reason for my tears is not moving, but sighing! I am thinking, no matter how deep the love is, what is left without courage? The Japanese teacher said, "I love you, But I can only give up on you ................................................................................................................................................ .......... used to be moved by the deep feelings in his words, but now such words can't move me, because I found that behind love, there are more weaknesses that he can't get rid of, so he chose to leave his lover who decided to elope with him. He squatted in the crowd and watched her expectant eyes gradually fail. He can only turn all his guilt and disappointment into words and punish his cowardice with his lifelong thoughts. The real reluctance should be desperate to protect the person you love, not to turn around and leave. Only with that kind of courage can we break through the real difficulties. Now I think that the most precious thing about love is not the moment of love, but the determination to cherish love, want to be with you forever, and the efforts to achieve eternity. After abandoning it, it is meaningless to say that you can't bear it. Therefore, when the seven letters that were sixty years late finally reached the hands of the white-haired Tomoko, we only saw the scene of the sunset. Tomoko picked up the letter slowly and didn't see Tomoko's expression, because the missed love is really not as important as the slow life.

Love doesn't want to regret: "Stay, or I will go with you."

Compared with the "love letter" love that the previous generation regretted, the love affair between Ajia (Fan Yichen) and Japanese girl (Chie Tanaka) has two possible endings: repetition or subversion. One is a frustrated young man from Taiwan Province Province, who is full of musical talent but can't give full play to his strengths. The other is a Japanese girl, whose job is far from what she expected. Both of them have one thing in common that they are dissatisfied with the world. The unspeakable resentment makes them unhappy with the people around them, and their different attitudes towards each other make them unhappy.

Unexpectedly, after a wedding reception, the two people actually sparked, from incompatibility to love, as if it was just a blink of an eye. I don't talk much, but I have a lot of emotions. I think that real communication doesn't need too much dialogue, but I understand it with my heart and prove my heart with my actions. When Tomoko's loneliness indicated that she would return to work in Japan, Jia just sent a belated love letter to the foreigner, Sichuan Naoko, at the fastest speed, and then sat quietly by the sea, only to see his silent back blending with Haitian nature, vaguely feeling a kind of power, seemingly quiet but powerful. With that, he ran to Tomoko's side and hugged her tightly, only saying, "Stay, or I'll go with you. As soon as he finished, I burst into tears, because this simple sentence has covered all his feelings. He doesn't know what will happen in the future. But he no longer runs away because of fear. He bravely faces the love he wants, which is equal to bravely facing his true self. He gave hope to himself and to Tomoko. He is willing to be brave. What is Tomoko afraid of? The most precious thing about love is that people become brave, willing to take on each other and at the same time take on themselves. Therefore, when we see the changes brought by love, he will stop being cynical and start working hard when he likes music. Instead of complaining about your lack of talent, it is better to write more songs and practice more leagues. If you don't want to give up on the person you love, you should guard bravely, instead of missing the regret for a lifetime.