Kate Capshaw

Johnathan 2022-04-09 08:01:04

On the quilt of love
On Sunday night, Shan was busy "running".

As for me, I was bored and watched an old film How to Make an American Quilt, paraphrased as "Weaving a Love Dream". The film was like a rocking chair haunted by flowers, and I fell. It tells the story of seven old women working...

Zita 2022-04-09 08:01:04

The music in the film is melodious and soft, and the story is slow enough to enjoy while passing the time:
First, as long as I can remember, my grandmother and her friends have been part of the quilting bee. I remember sitting under the quilting frame pretending I was surrounded by forest friendly...

Sigrid 2022-04-11 09:01:07

I found an interesting little detail during the second brush. At the beginning, Sophia asked Finn if she didn't use a computer. She said that she couldn't trust the computer and always lost the data. In the end, the manuscript she typed was blown everywhere by the strong wind.

Elliot 2022-04-09 09:01:09

This summer, Finn returned home to spend with his elders, writing his thesis and deciding whether to marry Sam, who had been in love for many years. The elders sewed a quilt together and prepared to give it to Finn before her wedding. The old women were weaving as they told Finn their love stories. The stitches and stitches on the quilt incorporate memories of sadness and good times, and the huge quilt they sew together is a metaphor for Finn's "love education". A warm and delicate literary film, because they weave their own memories, incorporate beautiful and warm feelings into needlework, and finally form the most beautiful blessing.