看一个德国老电影，挺感人的：

Alice in the Cities 1974

By an unlikely twist of fate, reporter Phil Winter finds himself stuck with a little girl, Alice, searching the cities of Germany for her grandmother, whose name and address Alice can't remember. The only clue they have is a photograph of her grandmother's front door with no house number and no one in the shot. The film's theme closely foreshadows Wenders' later film Paris Texas. The scenario of a young girl and a writer thrown together was inspired by his long time collaborator Peter Handke's experience as a single parent[1]. The influence also of Short Letter, Long Farewell, Handke's 1972 novel, featuring an alienated German-speaker travelling across the United States, can be inferred from the film's use of clips from John Ford's Young Mr. Lincoln, itself heavily referenced in the novel.

这个记者怎么和一个小女孩纠缠到一起了呢？原来是他在飞机场跟小女孩和她妈相遇， 本不认识。她妈不会说英语，请他帮忙订机票，后来一路。后来她妈有事走了，给他留了个条子，让他把Alice 带到阿姆斯特丹。电影就是这个过程，属于典型的road movie。

在电影里我们看到他们住旅馆，记者泡在洗澡盆里，女孩坐在旁边跟他聊天。

按照现在美国的逻辑：

1。小孩子不可以跟生人说话
2。让一个不知根知底的31岁男人带自己的未成年女孩不远千里， 跑路住店，绝对不可想象。
3。男记者洗澡不避未成年女孩，要是被美国警察和社工撞见，绝对逮捕地说。 :-D
4。一个单身男子带着不是自己女儿的女孩，总会引起怀疑是否拐骗了别人家的女孩。

是德国有病还是美国有病？