The Movie of the Day recommends Day14 | Lovers of the Day - Love before the dawn breaks

Title: Love Before Dawn Breaks

Directed by: Richard. Linklater

Starring: Ethan. Hawke Julie. Delpe

plot

Jesse, the man who is leaving Vienna and returning to the United States, meets the heroine Selena on the train, where they talk happily. When the train arrived, Jesse invited Selena to get off the train with him for a day. Then they became one-day lovers, discussing together, touring Vienna together, drinking together, and enjoying records together. They agreed to be exempt from vulgarity, all relationships will end after dawn, do not want to stay with other vulgar couples for a lifetime and finally dislike each other, only be a one-day couple, and do not even leave contact information when saying goodbye...

Love in the trilogy

Love Before Dawn breaks is the first part of the Love in trilogy, released in '95, followed by Love at Sunset dusk (2004) and Love Before Midnight (2013). Lead actor Hawke also revealed in an interview last year that he had discussed plans for a fourth part with the director.

Although the plot is simple, the performance of the two protagonists in a large number of long shots is very good, and every sentence of dialogue between the male and female protagonists is natural and real, allowing people to substitute for it, as if they really follow behind them to watch a conversation between a couple.

Finally, I will give a line that I only like, a poem written by the wandering poet to Jesse Selena.

Daydream delusion.

Limousine Eyelash

Oh, baby with your pretty face

Drop a tear in my wineglass

Look at those big eyes

See what you mean to me

Sweet cakes and milkshakes

I am a delusioned angel

I am a fantasy parade.

I want you to know what I think.

Don't want you to guess anymore.

You have no idea where I came from.

We have no idea where we're going.

Launched in life.

Like branches in the river.

Flowing downstream.

Caught in the current.

I'll carry you. You'll carry me.

That's how it could be.

Don't you know me

Don't you know me by now.