What is the ending of the long engagement>?

In the end, the hero lost his memory. The hero was painting in the backyard. Mathilde approached him quietly and looked at the hero with tears in her eyes and a smile, but they were still together. .

Plot summary: What Mathilde is looking forward to is not the return of her fiancé Manic, but a letter from the front line bringing news of his death. Unable to accept this fact, Mathilde firmly believed that her fiancé was not dead and that he would definitely come back to fulfill the agreement they had made since childhood. In order to prove this almost unprovable fact, she, with a disabled left leg, resolutely embarked on a long road to find a husband, accompanied only by her firm belief.

Exploring Manic’s trajectory before his final disappearance and feeling his panic during those turbulent years, Mathilde gradually embarked on that path with the help of many people who had been in contact with her fiancé. The Somme is the point of no return. Countless times she received ominous news from the people around Manic at the time, but these blows could never weaken her determination to continue searching.

Extended information

"A Long Engagement" is a 2004 French war romance film produced by Warner Bros., directed by Jean-Pierre Jeunet and starring Audrey Towers Pictured, starring Gaspard Uriel. The film was released in France on October 27, 2004, and in mainland China on March 4, 2005. The film was nominated for 20 French César Awards and won five awards including Best Cinematography and Best Supporting Actress.

The film is adapted from Sebastian Zaprezzo's best-selling novel of the same name. The film spends a lot of time describing the battlefield scenes of World War I, using extremely complicated details to show the cruelty and madness of the battle, and using strong visual and sound effects to heighten the atmosphere of war. This is in sharp contrast to the comfortable pastoral life of the previous heroine.

Matilda walks through the dark porch towards the garden where Manek is. When walking through the porch, the sound performance of the film is very low-key, so quiet that only Matilda’s footsteps can be heard. and the chirping of birds in the garden, Matilda stopped when she reached the door, with the noisy garden in front and the silent and dark corridor behind.

Baidu Encyclopedia--A Long Engagement