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Derrick 2022-04-19 09:01:08
rise! Commit! Turn! combine! Kneeling to the screenwriter in the first episode
Immediately, I was convinced by the screenwriter of the play. Really great! Within a 58-minute episode, the illustrative actions of Lao Bai's previous ordinary life are laid out both real and full of foreshadowing. When the violent incident of cancer came, all the foreshadowings stood up, and they...
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Leo 2022-03-19 09:01:02
Breaking Bad, the rapid sinking indulged by love
Do you love uncle? Maybe you'll never love it to this impasse life distress but also to support disabled son in high school and pregnant with new life as a writer of fantasy wife found she had advanced lung cancer
life every day are likely to be the last day to maintain their own dignity not...
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Rogelio 2022-04-24 07:01:01
Yes, not only this one is good. American drama screenwriting techniques are worth learning. The protagonist has a troublesome trouble, and the story has ductility. The background of the characters and the change of mentality can be expressed in a simple play, and many of our plays rely on the actors to tell them, so what else can we play? , that the storytelling is good. Of course, there is still professionalism in this play, and it is worth watching.
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Lon 2022-03-25 09:01:05
Like a 7-hour movie, the middle three episodes are perfect.
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