In Almodovar's films, bright colors are his traditional style, and the highly saturated colors in the film reflect the postmodern style, and this film was released in 1999, from which we can see the director's thinking Still very avant-garde. I also suddenly discovered the inseparable relationship between film and art. Just like the French Impressionists, many of the film styles were inspired by genres in art. Film is an art that covers a variety of arts and is highly inclusive. Women-themed films are also the director’s specialty. The story unfolds through a mother who lost her son, and draws our attention to life in Spain and the underclass of transgender people. The music and shots in the film are also commendable. The music has the unique national characteristics of Spain and is full of national flavor. The sound details of the film make the film more realistic. The transitions of panning shots and scene colors are bold and innovative, and this is a movie where form and content coexist, which is surprising.
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