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Pink 2023-03-06 10:09:33
The story is a bit outdated, but Seike's clothing taste is completely outdated, and the heroine's several sets of clothes are quite...
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Alan 2023-02-25 05:42:33
The plot that could have been shot for ten seasons was condensed into two...
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Daphney 2023-02-02 20:30:56
I really like Douglas Sack's family dramas. He always describes the conflicts in the family so delicately and sincerely. It has always been said that Seke is a master of melodrama. Think about all those Qiong Yao dramas from Seke. Of course, there are more than one or two choreographers who have learned from Seike! After watching many of Seck's films, I have to sigh that the melodrama in the 1950s has reached such a high level, which is really...
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Jeremy 2023-02-02 09:05:38
"Everyday life is a silent realm experienced by many and unexpressed...Why does a society plagued by appearance and spectacle suddenly worship essence when it comes to issues of race?" Laura Mulvey, Fetish and Curious. The searcher, the shadow, in the 1950s, discussing racial mixed blood. In addition to the soft focus and light whiteness of Hollywood business, this film also has a profound meaning. Wearing sunglasses to find a girl runs through the "blindness" throughout the film. The heroine...
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Zoie 2023-01-27 23:49:15
The class contradictions and the racial contradictions of the film "Deep Locked Spring, A House of Sorrows" are both set in the conservative and closed 1950s and 1960s in the United States. The two mothers and daughters of black and white people did not realize that the tragedy of the family was not just a personal problem, but the fundamental discrimination brought about by society. The melodrama, born in modern times when God was exiled, ends with the presence of God, which is a bit...
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Velda 2023-01-27 04:14:05
Pretty bloody Melodrama. The theme of the film is not old, these problems have always existed, but they exist in other forms in today's society. I think the Chinese translations of Seike's films are very interesting, but this one is a little bit confusing to me. After all, I still want to see him make the line of "This Love Can Be Memories", not the racial conflict....
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Jennifer 2023-01-25 19:53:32
#LFF4# is so dramatic...so that it's a bit bloody, the heroine is completely the perfect heroine of the current romance novels, everyone revolves around her, the biggest regret is that John Gavin is too vase, regardless of temperament, acting skills by female characters Pressing without any...
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Johnny 2023-01-25 10:17:13
The idea of a happy ending is unconvincing, it's a story that ends up in tragedy ~ Black Souls and Douglas Seck's Baroque Melodrama ~ Feminism and...
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Alexandro 2023-01-18 02:09:30
In the 1950s, it was pointed out that women can also have the courage and ambition to fight for their careers, and praised the friendship between the two mothers who crossed the black and white class boundaries, but it was only limited to friendship, and did not discuss equal rights for black groups; the performance of the heroine in the second half was extremely explosive. , a very modern way of...
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Elizabeth 2023-01-16 12:20:13
7 points, I feel pretty good, but I always feel that the contradiction between the two pairs of mother and daughter is not deep enough, and the characters are also thin, susie is really...
Imitation of Life Comments
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Lora Meredith: Now, just a moment, young lady! It's only because of my ambition that you've had the best of everything. And that's a solid achievement that any mother can be proud of!
Susie, age 16: [tearfully] And how about a mother's love?
Lora Meredith: LOVE? But you've always had that!
Susie, age 16: Yes, by telephone, by postcard, by magazine interviews... you've given me everything... but yourself!
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Annie: Miss Lora, we just come from a place where... where my color deviled my baby. Now, anything here has gotta be better.