The male protagonist is Amon in "Schindler's List", a handsome acting school. The heroine, the "British Patient" filmed when she was young, is beautiful. Some time ago, I watched "French War Love Song" when she was older. The mother-in-law who played the heroine was quite aura. Both are acting beauties that I like. But what I like about this British patient is the second female, a kind and brave nurse and a professional and conscientious, romantic demining lieutenant. I stand for this pair of CPs, although the two separated in the end.
As for the hero and heroine, although I like both actors, the characters in the movie, especially the heroine, are simply shameless. There is a childhood sweetheart who loves her husband deeply, and she takes the initiative to hook up after knowing that the male protagonist has feelings for her. Although the male protagonist tries his best to keep a distance from the female protagonist, he refuses the female protagonist's painting, and wants to return the things that the female protagonist took away privately. In the end, the heroine couldn't help but take the initiative to come to the door to seduce. In the end, the heroine's husband found out that the couple had cheated on the couple, and the three of them would die together when they flew the plane. As a result, the husband died by himself, the female lead was seriously injured, and the male lead was fine. The male protagonist walks out of the desert to find rescue. In the end, I had no choice but to exchange the map for the aid of the German army. When flying back to the desert to save the heroine, the heroine was already dead. He was shot down on the way back with the heroine's body, disfigured and disfigured. After being rescued as a British patient, she was placed in an abandoned house by a second female nurse. The protagonist recalls the past. The second female nurse takes care of the male protagonist and also develops a relationship between herself and the demining brother. At the beginning of the film, the demining brother met the second girl for the first time, demining the piano, the small conch lamp, and the mural of the church hanging rope view. . . In the end, the hero was seriously injured and died. Mainly this is the story.
In the final analysis, both the male protagonist and the female protagonist's husband were killed by the female protagonist. Does the director want to say that those who step on two boats will not end well? On the contrary, the relationship between the second female and the demining brother is particularly touching. This is also the reason why the male lead and female lead did not win the Oscar, and the second female lead won the Oscar for Best Supporting Actress.
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