An archaeologist is reminded of a past romance which sends him on a trip to the country, where he falls for the orphaned daughter of his former sweetheart..
Is this thing worth your time? If you like movies that feel like they were filmed in a library, maybe. It’s definitely for people who enjoy slow, sentimental dramas where nothing much explodes, but if you need a fast pace or anything resembling modern tension, you’re probably gonna hate it. It’s got that specific kind ...
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"Is this thing worth your time? If you like movies that feel like they were filmed in a library, maybe. It’s definitely for people who enjoy slow, sentimental dramas where nothing much explodes, but if you need a fast pace or anything resembling modern tension, you’re probably gonna hate it. It’s got that specific kind of 1930s charm that’s either incredibly sweet or just plain sleepy. The whole thing hinges on this archaeologist wandering into his past. It’s a bit messy, honestly. Etienne Girar..."
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