I should have posted this during Valentine’s week. But, still, it’s a scene from one of my favorite, if not the favorite, movie. It’s the final scene of “Cinema Paradiso” when the now grown up Salvatore, who was once the little boy helper of the projectionist Alfredo, screens for the first time the reel that his mentor Alfredo had left for him from the collection of cinema clips he had been required to censor.
The movie is about the bittersweet of love and the love of cinema. The Ennio Morricone’s romantic score alone is enough to make you cry. If you have not seen this movie, rent it.
