"20th Century Women" can be regarded as a work that one person feels while looking back at the past. The protagonist is three different but very powerful women, but the director narrates from a very masculine perspective. So there will be some sense of violation, the lines are not very grounded, and sometimes make the audience feel uncomfortable, and the content does not attract the audience. For a two-hour movie, the film has no substantive content. Although there are no twists and turns, there are many nuanced fragments, allowing the audience to see how their lives are affected by the people closest to them. Restricted by cultural trends.
The film actor Annette Bening is very eye-catching in the movie, and the director has had such a masterpiece, but the film "20th Century Women" is a bit confusing except for some good-looking shots.
In the film's role Dorothea, whether she is calm, surprised, or offended, the director always designs very similar scenes for Annette Bening. There is only so little space for her to play, and it will inevitably make the audience. Feel the same, repeat. However, the director's rich imagination and keen sense helped "20th Century Women" make up for some shortcomings.
