Budget
$9,000,000 (estimated)
Gross worldwide
$129,364
Budget
$9,000,000 (estimated)
Gross worldwide
$129,364
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By Dolores 2022-03-21 08:01:02
Remember the mental journey of a morbid female literary youth
From a single-parent family, with a childhood shadow, an irresponsible father and a controlling mother. She was always a good girl before college, and after college she longed for a debauched life. She is sensitive and slender, loves literature and art, and can write poems, novels, essays, reviews and essays. A loli face, small body, at least C cup by visual inspection. I love rock and literature, I have talked to a good-looking boyfriend, I have fucked, I have taken drugs, I have gone crazy, I...
By Elmo 2022-03-21 08:01:02
Reality is warmer than reverie
I don't know why it translates to such a misleading name as "the first experience of a girl", but it's a good movie about a girl who suffers from depression. And, it's a true story.
She lacked fatherly love since she was a child, and gained excessive maternal love, unable to find the balance between request and rejection. I kept writing, went to Harvard on a journalism scholarship, and got the freedom of my dreams: smoking, drinking, and taking drugs. . . If she is a genius, she is...
By Kacie 2022-03-21 08:01:02
Excerpts from "The Kingdom of Prosac"
The same way I went down, I came back up...|It all seemed to re-enact that famous quote...
...gradually, and then suddenly.|...gradually, then suddenly.
The pills weren't a cure-all, God knows...|Medications aren't a cure-all, God knows...
...but they gave me breathing space...|...But they gave me the possibility to change. ..
...which allowed me to start writing again.|It allowed me to pick up the pen again.
Only this time it wasn't as if my...
By Wava 2022-03-21 08:01:02
"This is the puberty of the girl's miserable green and red."
When I watched "Chrysanthemum and the Knife" before, the most beautiful moment for a young man was the moment when he stepped from a teenager to an adult man, just like a cherry blossom in full bloom, which withered when it opened. In fact, the beauty of the creature like a girl is also here. In this movie, ricci is somewhere between an adult and a minor. When he is hysterical, he does look like a nasty "woman", but following his mother's example of smoking cigarettes, he is clearly still a...
By Ruby 2022-03-21 08:01:02
A girl who grew up in an atmosphere of relationship hysteria with her parents divorced since childhood. But she has a talent that is different from ordinary people. He likes to cut his own skin with a sharp weapon, and let the fresh and viscous blood adhere to his epidermis, and experience the pleasure in the bleeding.
Masochism.
For her, it was a very unpleasant thing. This is Elizabeth Woods.
talent.
At a young age, he studied...
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By Chase 2023-07-20 17:17:49
Em...maybe the book is better. But the movie is just kind of shallow on this critical issue. Much more could be explored in...
By Icie 2023-07-18 19:53:42
it never gives me the...
By Russ 2022-04-24 07:01:25
I don't know what to do, and I'm...
By Gilda 2022-04-24 07:01:25
I like this little...
By Letitia 2022-04-24 07:01:25
Xiao Qiao is handsome and...
Elizabeth: I feel so stupid sitting in therapy. A lot of people had much harder childhoods than mine.
Dr. Sterling: We're not talking about other people. We're talking about you.
Elizabeth: [narrating] I'll give her that much, I'm the problem.
Elizabeth: I just keep thinking that, if I could just be normal, you know, if I could just get out of bed in the morning, everything would be OK.
Dr. Sterling: OK, well, what do you think normal is?
Elizabeth: Most people, you know, they cut themselves, they put a band aid on, they keep going.
Dr. Sterling: And what do you do?
Elizabeth: I just keep bleeding.
Dr. Sterling: So you think that being normal is having a wound, putting a patch on it and then just go on with your life?
Elizabeth: Isn't that what functioning is? Isn't that what living is? You know, you keep going no matter what happens to you.
Dr. Sterling: Is that the way you want to live?
Elizabeth: I've always helped my mother pick up boyfriends. The only one I never got a say in was the one that mattered. My dad.