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Sister 2022-01-12 08:01:29
Pure man
The original name of the film is The Innocents. Innocent also means purity. According to the plot, I think it's better to translate it as "pure person".
Who is a pure person? At first I thought it was referring to the heroine, who told her to have Qiong Fangden's grievances when she stared at... -
Shanie 2022-01-12 08:01:29
Fear is the appearance, distortion is the core
In 1964, a black-and-white film, such an old movie, contained a unique "jewel"-like temperament. In the vast ocean of horror films, it was shining and could rank alongside "Mentally Ill" as Martin West in the status of horror movies. Top10 of Coses.
The film "The Innocent", which is changed from...

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Gracie 2022-04-20 09:02:11
The perfect super five-star work. The video itself has an atmosphere of British tradition, and the script is a perfect social prophecy. The fathers who left at the beginning symbolize the patriarchal power of the whole society lost in World War II, the children symbolize the young generation who are dissatisfied with the status quo, and the tutors symbolize A newcomer to the rules and the previous generation who have adapted to the rules, ghosting is to simulate the doubts and suspicions caused by the previous generation's distrust of young people! That's how it's designed, it's too fierce!
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Curtis 2022-03-18 09:01:05
If you want to ask how to make a horror film "beautiful", here is the proof! Black and white, wide screen, strong contrast of light and shadow, every frame is as beautiful as a painting. Deborah Cole’s pure and innocent look and expression, coupled with the outstanding performance of the two young actors, the atmosphere of the horror film is rendered so great that there is no need for any surprises at all.
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