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Pierre, the world-famous conductor who has achieved fame, receives a diary from his former friend Peppino at his mother's funeral.
The yellowed diary is engraved with traces of time.
In this way, we took the time machine back to the boarding school in the French countryside in 1949, the penitentiary at the bottom of the pond.
When I first learned about the "cattle herding class", I thought of the relationship between teachers and students, thought of children who were naughty and tricked, and thought of the existence of warmth.
But before watching the movie, I would never have thought that it would be a redemption.
The title of the film is "Spring in the Cattle Herding Class", and I think that "spring" is not enough to express this redemption.
Walking into the bottom of the pond, there are quaint French-style buildings, with lush green trees and wisps of sunlight seeping sporadically.
Imagine such a quiet and peaceful scene, if there is a group of children humming a small song, laughing and frolicking, or a book loudly, positive pursuit of dreams, how enviable it would be.
Unfortunately not.
Quaint French architecture, heavy high walls, and icy iron doors obscure all the vitality.
The vitality of the cattle herding class was swept away, and all that remained was a group of naughty children's disregard for human nature.
The story is bland, there is no hero, no thrilling, no aftermath, but there is care, there is touching, there is...
The story goes like this:
There was an angel who came to the place where a group of little angels gathered, all dressed in demonic clothing.
Because they disguise themselves too much to be real, gradually new, they seem to forget their real selves.
Fortunately, there are people who have always maintained the hottest enthusiasm for human nature.
Not superficial, he saw the faces of these real angels wearing demonic masks and was determined to get them to take off their masks and return to their authenticity.
However, it is easier said than done.
These little angels have been subjected to too much malice from real life.
Unable to fight back, they had to put on their masks.
Pretend to be a powerful demon, pour all your strength into venting in various ways, to retaliate, to respond to this malice that should not be accepted.
In this way, the bottom of the pond exudes a breath of death-like tranquility.
But it's clearly a conservatory.
Until that day, Matthew, a talented musician, arrived, talented, and did not meet, and leaned over.
He was highly respected, and although he was talented, he was not arrogant and noble.
He was not as high as the headmaster.
At the end of the story, he uses love and emotion to let the little angels take off the demon mask and return to the true nature of the angels.
Yeah, that's the real education:
Matthew used music to touch a group of lost souls, used music to call on this group of angels, and used his own kindness, respect and love to redeem a group of children who should not have suffered unequal treatment.
This is probably the so-called power of spring wind and rain