The Duma and his son are numerous award-winning orchestral conductors, and the two competitors carefully maintained their family ties until a rare selection opportunity nearly turned them into enemies. The film is adapted from the Israeli film footnote, which has been nominated for the Palme d'Or in Cannes and the Oscar for Best Foreign language Film, and sets the story in a middle-class family of classical music that is more in line with French romance. In the melodious music played by the orchestra and the endless variety of cultural places, disputes and tenderness spread out slowly among three generations. Ivan Adal and Pierre Aditi, two generations of Caesar Prize winners, played on the same stage, staging the father-son relationship of "estranged appearance".
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