The latest Danish film A Beautiful Life on Netflix is ​​an emotional musical story of dreams, life and love.

Elliott Winther, a standard fisherman, rose to fame after being discovered by Suzanne Taylor, the widow of the late music superstar Vince Taylor. Elliot’s rise to stardom is explored in A Beautiful Life.

As he tries to negotiate his new existence, we see his indecision, previous pain, and fear of losing comfort. Elliott gets closer to Suzanne’s daughter, Lilly.

Despite their vast differences, they felt a comparable sorrow, which drew them closer together in specific ways.

Elliott struggled to keep up with his rapidly changing life. Finally, he had to decide whether to give music an opportunity or abandon it utterly for his own peace of mind.

Ending Explained: What happened to Elliott and Lilly’s families? Lily and Suzanne discuss their problems? What does Elliott choose to do in terms of his career?

Beautiful Life: What happened to Elliott and Lilly’s families?

Elliott’s family died when he was young, and the only mementos of their lives he has are a photograph and his father’s boat, in which he lives.

The boat brought him closer to his parents, and he was saving money by working as a fisherman to go all over the world.

Growing up was difficult for Elliott, who spent his youth living with foster families and in kids’s homes.

Lilly, on the other hand, was born into a wealthy home. The absence of her father, on the other hand, had a profound effect on her. As a prolific performer, he was often willing to go to extremes to satisfy his audience, often at the sacrifice of his family.

Lilly tried to connect with her father despite her hatred, but he was never really there. In reality, he died after jumping from a balcony after his performance. Hearing this, Lilly and Elliott bond and become closer, bonding over their shared grief. They start writing music together.

Lily and Suzanne discuss their problems?

When Lilly confronts her mother about the past, we learn more about what happened with Lily’s father.

All this comes from Lilly’s father, who committed suicide. But, on the other hand, Suzanne says she did not answer the phone that night because she was worried he would tell her it was all over.

Suzanne could not put Lilly down like that and provide her a terrible look at her father, knowing how much she loved him.

Lilly acknowledges that it was she, not her father, who called that night. That night she was at the hotel but didn’t arrive in time for the room.

Suzanne was the one thing she needed, but she wasn’t there. After clearing the air, these two embrace and mend their long-lost closeness.

What does Elliott choose to do in terms of his career?

With Elliott’s friend gone, his boat wrecked, and his career on the line, Lilly throws a significant surprise at him: she’s pregnant.

Elliott has everything on the line as he will be on the Skanderborg main stage in 48 hours and has to decide. But he remains silent. Stunned into submission and unable to understand what’s going on.

The audience comes to his rescue when he stops on stage as they know his lines.

Instead of his first chart-topping single, he performs “Baby, I’m Pregnant” directly to Lilly. He is aware that having a child will change his life, but he is bound that everything will be fine with Lily by his side.

The film ends instantly after he finishes singing. Then, in the credits, he continues to play to sold-out audiences. So he’s not sure if he chooses her and continues to sing or if he realizes that their love was not meant to be and was only for a brief time.