Almodóvar did "Talk to Her" and it started with an absolutely moving movement. The dance of the woman
brought me into the best state of watching the film for a few days.
I never like to look for the information or introduction of the film before watching the film,
so even when I first watched the film, I still regarded him as Ah Modova's constant concern for the lower-class women in Spain for many years,
a male reporter with delicate feelings and a female bullfighter who is tough but equally vulnerable, a nurse who is still a "virgin" and a female patient who
he has taken care of for 4 years.
What moved me naturally was that Mark, a man would cry because of a song because of a snake in a stage play.
He must have more emotions than those numb people who turn a blind eye to the world.
This is also the reason why Martin likes Mark. . .
A story between two men - it seems to be decided like this when you see the end.
I especially like Lydia's thin face, tough lines, strong style, but always insurmountable. Some fate is
only when she goes from bullfighting . Is her role over after Chang retreats to the hospital bed?
The name "Tell Her" reminds us in a sense that this is not a purely male film by Ah Dao. Men
explore the bodies of two women In the
end, Martin committed suicide in prison. He already had the experience of sharing his life with the people he liked.
I thought there were no regrets. It's just that Mark will endure some loneliness, but it's temporary
. And things have always kept Mark's rich emotions, and everything is no longer so easily disappointed.
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