There are some problems with the director's structure, and it seems that they are deliberately trying to achieve a realistic effect, so that the rhythm of the camera can be made into a country documentary if it is accompanied by a voiceover, but some bright spots, such as Ree and Teardrop's performances, such as pure country music, do not match. The tone of this overall documentary style creates a conflict, feeling that the climax is not enough, or that the audience is drawn into the play in the front, but it does not look like a play in the back. In dealing with the contradiction between authenticity and drama, it seems to be too inclined to the former, but it does not eliminate the latter. It is probably because of this reason that the comments are relatively polar, good ones are good, bad ones are boring.
I think it's better to use a female protagonist with a worse appearance, at least not so flashy in temperament, and rely entirely on documentaries, or make up a little more drama and make up a brighter or more dramatic ending, the effect will be better. But the truth is, the former method is very impractical, why don't you use it when you have the possibility to use some popular actors? The latter method is obviously not the director's idea.
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