Much has been written about the bizarre combination of Polanski's film and life. Occasionally I feel that his films have the unpleasant honesty of those who are loyal to their hearts - whether it is the depiction of desire, the direct view of darkness, the calmness of paradox, the confession of rebellion - is it because of this that he originally Talent must be severely scolded and tortured in life?
"I like the shadows in movies, but not in life" - It's hard to decide what the word "destiny" is about Polanski, but as an audience, I admire his kindness that is still sharp to this day I don't know if I should call it the immutable nature or the innocence, the self in the works.
Mia Farrow's appearance is ordinary, but her eyes are bright, her body is thin and fragile, her voice is gentle and sensitive, and her performance is vivid. The courage and tolerance of her mother played in the second half hour has surpassed the routine of similar films, which is touching and heartbreaking. The costumes are beautiful, the light and shadow are beautiful, and the lullaby is simple and quiet, but it seems to reflect thousands of emotions.
It is very beautiful, but it is also very painful, even if it is painful, it is very beautiful. The narrative is top-notch and always leaves you with mixed feelings... This should be Polanski's most lethal charm.
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