In 1921, the whole of Britain was shrouded in the pain and sorrow left over from the First World War . Still unable to let go of the news that his fiancé died in the war, Florence Cascart, a female writer ( Rebecca Hall) and the most common thing to do is to join forces with the local police, using her extraordinary wisdom and reasoning ability, has been dedicated to exposing all kinds of lies or tricks related to supernatural phenomena. One day, Florence received a somewhat special visitor. Robert Mallory (The Commonwealth of Dominica West) was a teacher at a boarding school. This time he wanted to ask Florence to assist in the investigation. A case of the death of a student just happened, because it also involved a ghostly incident related to the ghost of a little boy-so Florence followed Robert to this school in the rural area of Rookwood. , I hope that enough evidence can be found to explain the real cause of death of the student in the accident. Soon, Florence discovered that the so-called "haunted" was just a prank by a male student at the beginning. As she and Robert gradually developed a mutual attraction between them, the school was closed because of the holiday. , So Florence, Robert, the school’s housekeeper Maud Hill (Imelda Staunton), and an orphan Tom (Isaac Hepstead-White (Decoration) has become the few people left behind. Subsequently, an unexplainable weird phenomenon reappeared in the empty school. Florence used all the means she could imagine, just to give her a more scientific and logical conclusion. She did not expect her What was revealed turned out to be a cruel secret that surprised everyone-in fact, Tom is the ghost. He and Florence are half-brothers of the same father, and at the same time Maud’s son, and where they grew up. , Is this boarding school. It turned out that when Florence and Tom were very young, their father suddenly went crazy and killed Florence's mother. Florence saw all this. Her father wanted to kill Florence in order to kill her. Tom was finally shot by her father instead of Florence. These childhood memories have long been completely taken by Florence. The dust was sealed, and now she was touched again, and all she brought to her were some painful secrets and terrible past events.
The Awakening movie plot
2022-01-05 08:01
Extended Reading
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Augusta 2022-01-05 08:01:29
The scars of World War I were at a loss for the deceased relatives. The original intention is good, but the shooting is too stunned, and the handling and cohesion are all blunt. Sort out all kinds of relationships and emotions rely on reasoning, not true feelings.
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Chaz 2022-03-27 09:01:12
I thought it was a reasoning and suspense film interspersed with ghosts, but in the end it was discovered that it was actually a story about the awakening of childhood shadow memories. The heroine indulges in the pain of her fiancé's death, but this line has little to do with the main story. On the contrary, the first half of the really important shadow of childhood is not enough foreshadowing and the truth of the ending is too sudden. In addition, whether the heroine is dead or not, the clues given by the director are contradictory.
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Maud Hill: There's no place on earth people understand loneliness better than here.
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Florence Cathcart: Not seeing them, it's not the same as forgetting. Is it?