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Sylvia 2022-03-21 09:02:16
lunatics outside the asylum
I just finished watching "The Quill", and I don't feel it -- it
's numb, maybe ~ the story really happened in the era of Napoleon's power, and the French Revolution broke out --
the guillotine hangs high ~ one head after another, Who cares about the feelings of the people who will be slaughtered on... -
Lou 2022-03-26 09:01:07
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The film talks about love, describing Sade as a dual personality, a pure writer who is both the embodiment of evil and the impulse to love.
The film does not discuss much about sadism itself, or there is almost no discussion, but focuses on the hypocrisy and repression of the religion of its time....
Tony Pritchard
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Claudie 2022-03-23 09:02:15
Are all art people like that?
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Krista 2021-12-22 08:01:38
No scene is a waste scene, and every shot is very thoughtful, especially in terms of perspective, which is quite outstanding. The actors' performances are very uniform, just like the soft quilt of the art of the movie. Insomnia night, relive the most suitable.
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