There are a lot of them, and I've watched a couple of them recently. Personally, I feel that the French and Italian movies on this subject are more subtle than the American ones. There's more of a who-knows-what-the-hell flavor to it.

Taking the French and American versions of Untouchable as an example, after watching it, I felt that the French version is more delicate and has a unique French tenderness. And the American version.

Mr. Church, Green Book, The Little Shoes

, Tadahachi Dog Story, I'll See You in Heaven, Alive

At first I thought this guy was Kikujiro

, A Taste of Orange Sands, Undesirable Tamako

, Kikujiro's Summer, God's Crazy Too, Out of Africa, Red Killifish.

Not only does it have depth and substance, the plot has no ups and downs, the approach is more inclined to "cold humor", the camera is very delicate,

When I watched it anyway, it was a little heavy, a little joyful, a little touching, and the plot was even a little bland.

But they all share the same characteristic of exuding "simplicity".