Does anyone know of a movie similar to "The Pianist"?

French Movie: Blue Sea Loves the Sky

At the beginning, the camera moves slowly with the sparkling sea surface, and the ups and downs of the soundtrack are fascinating. After that, it is the horizon connecting the mountains and the sea in the distance, passing through The mountains, the camera zooms out, and the thin boy runs to the beach and jumps into the sea. Even in black and white, under Luc Besson's lens, it is still very beautiful. Under the bright and shining sea surface, the boy dived into the deep sea to feed the young dolphins. The swaying seaweed and the orderly passing schools of fish of different sizes seemed to be one with him, respecting each other and non-infringement. The film uses fifteen minutes of black and white footage to tell the childhood memories of the male protagonist Jack Mayo. His father died unexpectedly due to a diving trip. Before that, his mother had already abandoned her husband and returned to the United States. This also foreshadows the final outcome of the story. Jack is doomed to be alone, and his childhood friend Enzo (played by Jean-Reno, who played the role of killer Leon in "The Killer Is Not So Cold") is his only concern in secular life. As time passed, Enzo grew up and became a world-famous diving champion. He drove a dilapidated Beetle and made a living by diving to rescue people and search for items in an unknown seaside town. After a successful rescue, He is determined to find Jack. He has never been able to forget the boy who was not good at words. Just like his Beetle, he has been lingering in the depths of time and memory and cannot let go. "How does he breathe down there?" "He doesn't have to breathe." The camera cuts to South America. The heroine Joanna was lucky enough to meet Jack Mayo during a business trip to South America. The boy wearing a red and white diving suit dived into the extremely cold seawater under the ice. His talent was extraordinary and everyone was amazed. When he surfaced, she held it. The warm coffee walked towards him, and the kindness and innocence naturally revealed in his eyes, just like his charming and gentle smile, captured her heart at once. The two came into contact several times. When Joanna told him that she was from New York, the United States, he hesitated. His mother, whom he had never met before, also came from a prosperous city in the United States. It was a world that he didn't understand at all. For the girl in front of him, , he didn't dare to take another step forward. The matter comes to an end here. Jack returns to his hometown and is approached by Enzo, who invites him to the Torini World Diving Championship. On the other side, after Joanna returned to New York, the United States, she missed Jack day by day. After a phone call to Dr. Lawrence, who was responsible for training Jack, she learned that Jack was participating in the World Diving Championship. She did not hesitate, lied and went to Sicily to find Jack. At the pre-game reception in Sicily, Jack and Enzo dived into the swimming pool like children, each holding a wine glass, and drank underwater. Afterwards, Joanna helped the drunk Jack back to the hotel, and Jack took the wet The wallet, showing Joanna his family, is a dolphin, he asked her, what kind of people have such a family? The bitter loneliness in my heart has no one to rely on. At this moment, Jack burst into tears. I couldn't bear to cry. His family turned out to be a dolphin. I think any form of comfort is in vain. In the film, there is a scene where Joanna, Jack, and Enzo go to the zoo to steal a dolphin. The red and white swimming trunks worn by Jean-Reno in the film are quite comical. It was after this time that Jack and Joanna finally became one physically. What I can't understand is, compared to the physical pleasure with Joe or a night of playing with dolphins, which one does he love more and be obsessed with? Maybe it's not love or infatuation, maybe it's confusion, the confusion coming from two different emotions. Even when Joanna resigned and stayed with him in the end, what was shown in the film was only the physical intercourse scene between the two. I think this is the most profound reflection of the emotional exchange between the two. The sexual process is very short, which also implies Facing the reality that two people cannot last forever, just like in the movie, Jack said to himself in a hazy and uncertain manner, I think, I love you. It wasn't until Enzo's death that he deeply understood where he was going. Even though Joanna was pregnant, even though she turned into a hysterical woman for him, living in a state of emotional breakdown and panic all day long. He naturally understood her embarrassment, but he left resolutely. He did not belong to this world. His world, his feelings, and everything he had were all dedicated to the sea. This seems to be a mission, coming from the most essential call of life.

It’s worth taking a look, it also contains my favorite actor, Jean Reno.