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Fabiola 2022-01-12 08:02:13
The long road is going to end
The most touching thing about the two people who are in love is not the time when you are in love, not the time when you work hard, but when the long road is approaching, after the storm, they still walk the beach, wander the ocean, and watch together. Sunset. Judy Dench and Browder Bent have...
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Martina 2022-01-12 08:02:13
The beautiful Alice is singing, like a skylark, like grass in the empty valley...
"Dear thoughts are in my mind and my soul it soars enchanted, As I hear the sweet lark sing in the clear air of the day| "(Lark in the Clear Air) has never tire of listening, Kate reinterpreted this timeless old song in her eleventh film "The Long Road Is Near│Iris".
This equally timeless...
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Alexandro 2022-03-26 09:01:11
The pace is slow but the story is still very touching. The two british actresses especially judi dench did a fantastic job!
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Favian 2022-01-12 08:02:13
Several tears rushed. Although it is very different from the book. In the end, John was overwhelmed. Only the families of Alzheimer's patients truly understand the grievances and helplessness that have nowhere to vent. If Iris knew that her life was like this, maybe she would choose to commit suicide. Her misfortune made her fortunately not aware of everything. In addition, she was lucky to have John, so she was happy. Although in fact, all my crash points are on Janet. It was too uncomfortable to stand by.
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John Bayley: Keep at it.
Iris Murdoch: I should feel like a deprived animal if I can't write. I'm like a starved dog.
John Bayley: No, keep at it. I'll keep you at it.
[turns on the desk lamp]
Iris Murdoch: I feel... as if I'm sailing into darkness.
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John Bayley: [talking in front of Iris] Horrible thing, to stand with your toes at the edge of the precipice. You can say anything you like, as long as you make it sound like it was a joke.
Janet Stone: Now don't, John, it's cruel.
John Bayley: No, you're wrong, it's not cruel. It's nothing. I mean, it's not understood. She's in her own world now. Perhaps it's what she always wanted.
Janet Stone: [smiles dotingly at Iris]
