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I watched this by accident and almost decided to stop after the first 10 mins because it's too real, and for someone who is not emotionally stable at the moment, it might not be a good idea.

However, I decided to continue to see what is the final message is. 20 mins into the movie, I googled "Nicole Kidman's best performance" to see if it was this movie, because her acting is incredibly and unmistakably amazing.

So the conclusion is: no, the movie is not that depressing in the end. It's not easy to watch, that is certain, as it shows that life can bring us some very dark moments, and those moments are so vulnerable that a tiniest detail can pull people over the edge. But, after all these frustrations and struggles, we can always choose life. We can get away.

This movie reminds how beautiful Paris is. Paris 50 years ago was nothing different from 21st except from the old cars and gorgeous vintage film color. Movie scenes were exactly like vintage postcards and lots of scenes are symbolic. French are described as crazy and over dramatic or even traumatic people. Audrey Hepburn as usual has a delicious performance, an innocent and very lady-like which makes men both crazy and crazy in love.A classic movie to be watched in Valentine's day and especially if you are in Paris, it will certainly raise your mood up. If not the case, its melodious and simple spirit wouldn't cause you any bad...