Love on Gallerv Bridge

Caroline and Mike are brothers and sisters. Their current marriage life is very bad, and they are all facing the troubles of family divorce. Just when they didn't know where to go, they suddenly received the news of the death of their mother Francesca, and they hurried back to the village where they lived as children.

When they were packing up their mother's belongings, they found a long letter left by their mother. A love secret buried deep in her heart shocked her brother and sister. ...

It was the day of 1965. Farmer Richard took a pair of children, Caroline and Mike, to the market to attend the agricultural fair. His wife, Francesca, stayed at home alone. She had four days to herself.

Robert Kincaid is a photographer for National Geographic magazine. He drove an old car all day and came to Francesca's village? To shoot the canopy bridge in Madison County, Iowa? That is, the covered bridge, he asked Francesca to lead the way, so they met. In chatting, the two told each other about their marriage and family: Robert divorced his ex-wife, while Francesca lived a monotonous and quiet country life with her husband, a son and a daughter, lacking passion and wandering all day ... Two lonely hearts seemed to find support. They had dinner at Francesca's house, couldn't help hugging each other, danced in soft music and dance, and finally walked together.

Robert is going to start over. He wants Francesca to go with him. However, Francesca doesn't want to leave the whole family in an incomplete situation because of herself. At the same time, she doesn't want to give up her responsibility to her family. They had to break up painfully.

After Robert left, Francesca buried this love in her heart and never told anyone. 1982 In March, Francesca received an album called Four Days and learned of Robert's death. Francesca also died in 1989. In her will, she asked her children to scatter her ashes on Madison Bridge. Caroline and Mike were both moved by their mother's emotional story and sense of responsibility for their family. They sympathize with and understand their mother. At the same time, they also began to cherish the present family and gave up the plan of hasty divorce.