Aliceis a successful woman with a successful career and a happy family. She is a professor of cognitive psychology at Harvard University and a well-known linguist. Her husband is also a professor at Harvard. All three children have grown up and each have their own pursuits. At the age of fifty, Alice Howland found that her memory was getting worse and worse. One day, she suddenly lost her way in the place she knew best. The doctor's diagnosis completely changed her life and her relationship with her family and the world. She is suffering from Alzheimer's disease. Her memory cannot keep up with the forgotten footsteps. She gradually loses her mind and connection with the outside world. She gradually couldn't remember her daughter's name or her husband's face, and the appearance of the world in her eyes was constantly changing. However, accompanied by the deep love of her family, she bravely lives for every day and for the present.
Still Alice movie plot
2021-12-01 08:01
Extended Reading
-
Darryl 2021-12-01 08:01:26
Okay, the people clamoring for Oscars can stop. This movie is no show. During the awards season, everyone likes explosive exaggerated performances, plastic surgery and self-abuse, or forced battles. Julianne Moore chose a restrained and restrained performance. A woman who can't fight the disease at all, loses nothing in the end. There is no suspense in the nomination of the film queen. As for the other people in the film are soy sauce, she is the only one performing in this film. ★★★
-
Keith 2021-12-01 08:01:26
Although it is always believed that "Star Map" is the pinnacle of Aunt Moore this year, the acting skills in "Alice" are still impeccable. Alzheimer’s is more terrifying than cancer, because you can’t fight this disease at all, and life has become a process of chronic loss. In the end, the daughter recited to her mother "Angels in America", and she shed tears...
-
Dr. John Howland: Why don't you wear a fanny pack, is it really THAT inhibiting?
-
Dr. Alice Howland: [regarding the newborn twins] Can I hold one?
Charlie Howland-Jones: [to Anna] Uh... do you, do you think that's a good idea?
Dr. Alice Howland: I know how to hold a baby.