Nelly Benedetti

Donavon 2022-02-25 08:01:09

It is still a trufaut that has nothing to do with the new wave. It is really scheming to put La peau douce and La femme d'a cote together in the archive. Movies have evolved from black and white to color. Men and women still don’t end well in love, and they don’t know the situation. Men always get...

Ike 2022-02-25 08:01:09

Do men have nothing to do but show mercy everywhere? Especially those mature men who are successful in their careers and have affair "capital"? Of course Truffaut is not as superficial as I am. The film "Soft Skin", a standard Truffau style emotional suspense film, tells the story of a well-known...

Idell 2022-04-23 07:04:07

Compared with Godard's esoteric and obscure, Truffaut's works are undoubtedly more popular and smooth. The two are like different variants of a new wave flower, with different colors but equally dazzling. Truffaut's "Soft Skin" tells the story of a writer's "moral shake" between family and extramarital affairs when he encounters a beautiful flight attendant on a business trip. In the face of her husband's betrayal and infidelity, the wife chose a gun, and the final sound burst out of the black and white picture, with shocking power. The ending of the film is one of a kind, highlighting the writing of feminism.

Nola 2022-04-24 07:01:23

The French are really romantic to the bone. Middle-aged cheating and picking up girls can capture the beauty of literature and art. Occasionally a little fun (get rid of the wordy man). There were two tragic moments when Nicole was locked out of the auditorium and he talked to her about marriage. Love is easy, life is hard, and we all fear the banal entanglement of practical problems. So just shoot it out.