Netflix: “Little tears flowed”… this surprise film that moved subscribers a lot

Some productions don’t deserve a ton of promotion to arouse the curiosity of Netflix subscribers. Whereas The Gray Man gets trashed on Twitter, despite its five-star cast and $200 million production, Dani de la Torre’s comedy-drama is receiving praise from netizens. Released on July 18 on the catalog, Live is Life is a magnificent initiation to travel, recounting the difficult stage of the transition to adult life. Signed Dani de la Torre, the director behind Unknown call, The dark of the leyor the series La Unidad, wanted to pay homage to the great Steven Spielberg through numerous references to his classics of the 1980s. The story follows five young boys very attached to their friendship. Faced with the realities of adulthood, which threaten to tear them apart, they set themselves a final challenge: to find a magical flower that will grant their wishes. Attention, the emotion is at the rendezvous… Here is what the spectators thought of this enchanted parenthesis!

Live Is Life: the film touched many Internet users

If French Internet users are not numerous to give their opinion on Live is Life on Netflix, those who have made it seem totally amazed and touched by the story of this film. “To watch with tissues in hand”writes an English viewer, joined by other fans of the project: “If you want a nice little movie without the fuss, there’s live Is Life on Netflix, it reminded me of nostalgic moments from my childhood pfiouu the little tears that flowed”, “I just saw the movie and it’s really cool, good pacing, good scenes, etc.”, “I loved these young people, who oscillate between immaturity and maturity, in a few seconds. I like their quest, which brings us back to the importance of always preserving the knowledge of the elders who respect that of nature”, “I adhere to this sentence of an awakened father, who lives his dark hour, but who transmits his spirituality: “Intelligence is a gift, kindness, a choice!” Thank you Netflix and Dani de la Torre for this beautiful nostalgic moment full of life”, “It made me cry.”

The story of Live is Life is it based on real facts?

Live is Life is an adaptation of a novel by the Spanish author Albert Espinosa, to whom we owe the very beautiful series Red Wristbands. The screenwriter drew inspiration from his own life for the film’s script, with many of the experiences of Rodri’s character mirroring his own. However, the Galician city in which the story of Live is Life is based on director Dani de la Torre’s childhood.

Article written in collaboration with 6medias