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Bernadette 2022-02-07 14:44:52
Mildred Pierce: The Best Black Ethics Drama in American Film History
"Desire" was directed by Michael Curtis, the director of "Casablanca". It was a work in 1945, and there are not many fans who have seen it now. But at the 1946 Oscars, Joan Crawford won Best Actress for her performance of Mildred Pearce. The screenwriter of this film is relatively weak, and the...
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Eusebio 2022-02-07 14:44:52
The love and hatred of women with big shoulder pads
Mildred Pierce, the classic in film noir is an outlier. There are not many old Hollywood from the perspective of women, let alone noir movies with men in power. James M. Cain is always very good at writing female characters, and there is always a touch of irresistible charm in addition to being...
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Junior 2022-03-23 09:03:15
If there is only hatred between mother and daughter. Look at Kate Winslet's version first, and I'll admit that I was too young to have a superficial view of the story. Joan Crawford's performance was too exciting to be out of date.
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Flo 2022-03-23 09:03:15
8.5, adding family ethics drama style film noir, the use of mirrors and light is still the technique of conventional film noir, strong expressionist style and various alienated compositions, but in terms of character building and plot direction, it is indeed a typical melodrama form, which is quite integrated. Beneficial. Joan Crawford's acting skills are amazing, and the Oscar statuette is well deserved.
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