The period of Maggie's love abroad is full of fairy tale color and romantic atmosphere. Although the picture is still black and white, the style and pattern of the painting show her joyful state of mind. The arrangement of grandma putting sweet-scented osmanthus in the bra is really sweet. Grandma is not only open-minded and open-minded, but also pays attention to maintaining her breasts and strengthens the reform force in a quiet way.
In general, although the film focuses on the reform and war in Iran, and tells Maggie's personal growth and family stories in this context, it does not use a dull and serious tone to expound a certain position, but through jokes. attitude to present it all. Maggie believes in God, and in the last dialogue with God in the film, Marx also stepped in to cheer for Maggie, which is interesting. Maggie was running on the street because she was going to be late for class. The police stopped Maggie from running because her butt would shake when she ran, which was very obscene. Maggie yelled: "Then don't stare at my ass!" Haha, extremely humorous and ironic.
The soundtrack is also a highlight, managed by Olivier Bernet, and the rich and nostalgic string arrangement provides a gripping music. Plus, French is really charming.
My limited viewing experience has taught me that political films are difficult to grasp. We must first attract the audience and let the audience understand that the basis of the ideas conveyed by the film is that the audience can watch the film and have the patience to finish the film. Limited to political fanatics, the general audience should also understand history and politics, so the film's new way of performance and expression is very successful. The repetition of history reincarnates in each country, each with its own differences and similarities. History is not nihilistic, and everyone's sacrifice has its meaning. "All people have the right to choose." "Be honest and honest" Growing up in such a family full of wisdom and courage, Maggie will definitely grow into an independent new woman after going through ups and downs. If everyone from the old to the young is so wise and full of righteousness, there must be hope for the country.
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