Part of the movie “The honey moon” took place in the enchanted St Marco’s Basin.
Let’s examine this movie with MBTI psychology and if it can help you connect with this place and people in Venice, Italy:
A creative, with a lot of laughter, movie depicting the journey of an original, uncommon, ISFP man. He’s idealist, candid, thinking ahead in an ironic way, extremely courageous sometimes while oblivious to his ENFJ best friend needs as a newly married.
The INFP wife of the ENFJ tries to be patient with the ISFP weird mindset and to put up with his jealousy to spend more time with his childhood best friend.
As if it was not enough, an INFJ drugs dealer notices the ISFP and tries to get closer to the INFP woman. Considering that INFJs are known for their plans and forward thinking, the INFJ designs a plan to get rid of the ENFJ and ISFP by sending them on a very risky mission to deliver some drugs.
Unfortunately for the INFJ, his plan to get closer to the INFP by opening for her a closed gallery and offering her a luxurious lifestyle wasn’t enough to win her heart as she’s married and he’s a criminal to her eyes.
The ENFJ/ISFP duo challenged their fears, their friendship, what it really means to be a best friend and how to let go when one is getting married.
ENFJs known for their care giving and kindness shows up in this movie with the incredible patience, understanding and sacrifice.
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