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Isabel 2022-01-23 08:04:34
"Goodbye, my queen"
A comparatively different historical costume film, from the perspective of a maid, witnessed the days when the "mountain and rain are coming and the wind is all over the building".
The main characters are concentrated in a few women, but the secondary characters are everywhere. Even without... -
Keanu 2022-01-23 08:04:34
Looking at les adieux à la reine from the perspective of former historical and current French students who were beaten by the French Revolution
Who would have thought that the first complete sentence I would say before I started to learn French was Monsieur, je vous demande pardon, je ne l'ai pas fait exprès, which was when Marie Antoinette accidentally stepped on the executioner’s foot before he was beheaded. If you apologize, aka the...

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Hayden 2022-01-23 08:04:34
Benevolence is the best, no regrets. Goodbye, my queen.
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Janie 2022-03-16 09:01:08
I love you, hard to say. The camera follows the sight of the palace lady to bring out the pre-revolutionary Versailles hypocrisy and materialism. It is completely different from the innocent and romantic style of Coppola's version. With two lily plots, Sidoni’s feelings for the queen are very subtle and full of love embroidery. Dahlias are even willing to risk their lives to escort the goddess' female pet out of the country. The heroine’s facial paralysis fits the character’s psychology, but Kruger’s performance has made a big breakthrough.
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