Introduction to the story:

This story happened in a winter in the late 1950s. The beautiful Wei 'an took her 6-year-old daughter to a quiet French town, where she planned to take root. Wei 'an opened a unique chocolate shop across the street from the town church, and the desserts served in her shop made the residents salivate. Moreover, Wei 'an is especially good at discovering and remembering the special tastes of each guest, and tries her best to satisfy the guests' desire for food with her own skills. Gradually, Wei 'an touched the residents of the town with her delicious chocolate and fresh ideas, and people who had been imprisoned by the old traditional ideas for a long time began to stir.

The change of residents in the town has aroused the dissatisfaction of the mayor, a traditional force in the town. In order to consolidate his control over people's minds, the priest used various methods to prevent residents from looking after Gu Wei 'an's shop and tried to drive her out of town forever. At this time, the handsome gypsy tramp Rox acted as Wei 'an's escort, taking her and other residents who yearned for a new way of life to challenge the old forces.

Film review:

Another typical French (and a little Spanish) romantic comedy, with a strong European flavor, swept the Oscar next year. Will there be any gains?

This film is adapted from the novel of the same name by writer Joanne Harris. Milla Max Company, which has always hit it off with the Oscars, probably smelled the little golden statuette from the novel, so it excitedly invited Lesay holst, a great director who was nominated for the Oscars twice (Rules of the Cider House and Years of Dog Face), to direct it, with cool brothers Johnny Depp and Juliette Binoche as heroines respectively. Judi Dench, a veteran British movie star, Kerry Anne Moss, the female hacker in The Matrix, and lena olin, the Swedish wife of director holst Romm, all played roles in the film, which made the lineup of Deep Chocolate quite strong.

Juliette Binoche, a French beauty who won by acting, has always been very cautious about the choice of movies. She once turned down many films that could become famous and rich overnight, such as Mission Impossible, Jurassic Park and Schindler's List, and gave the dream opportunity to others. This time, she can choose a piece of "dark chocolate" to join, which is enough to show that the level of this film is absolutely above the ordinary romantic comedy. As for her performance, needless to say, it is full of interpretation, French style, very interesting!

Besides the director and actors, another success of this film is the scene. The whole movie "Love Chocolate" was shot in the countryside of France and England. The photographer captured the fresh and natural rural scenery very well, which made people enjoy the plot of the film and relax visually and spiritually. Maybe "Love Chocolate" can win the academy award for best cinematography.

Remember Forrest Gump's famous saying about chocolate: "Life is like a box of chocolates, no one knows what you are going to get."