"The Party" follows a lot of farce routines. All those who participate in The Party hide an unspeakable dark secret, which eventually accumulates into a huge conflict and tears away the truth that cannot bear to look directly at it. Some of them are about to face desperate confession, some have exposed their extramarital affairs, some have pushed their friendship to the edge of crumbling collapse, and some of them are completely ruthless, and even pull out their pistols and do a big job. field. More than 70 minutes of the film is filled with all kinds of rumors and mutual PK bridges, which makes people always in a state of emotional upswing. Sally Potter continues to use interesting gamified drama settings to promote the development of the plot until all the characters are in In this The Party, I was bumped into unconsciousness, and I couldn't bear to look back. As a whole, the film still maintains the character of genre and farce—the self-reflection of the middle class.
Another problem with "The Party" is that every slightly sick couple in the film lacks credibility, making it hard to believe that there will be couples of this kind in real life-the arrival of "The Party" Before, they had never revealed any clues to each other. What's more terrible is that they are too heavy in their lines. If they are acting on stage, there is nothing wrong with it, but on the big screen, it is unavoidable that they have performed too much.
The black and white photography of "The Party" is very charming, coupled with the jazz-style soundtrack, it is very enjoyable. In the group play, Patricia Davies Clarkson's performance was very eye-catching, and his lines were also very caustic and interesting, reminiscent of Bette Davis 's performance, and the mixed emotions of sadness and joy and sharp social irony were blended together. However, the entire film of "The Party" did not reach the desired height
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