18 years old, car accident, broken spine, collarbone, rib, broken pelvis, 11 fractures of right leg, dislocated right foot, comminuted fracture, dislocated shoulder...
Frequent medical treatment, long bed rest, about 30 operations, 3 times Miscarriage, dozens of steel and plaster corsets, Dolores, sandbags, steel rings, alcohol... (quote)
"I have had two unfortunate accidents in my life, one when I was hit hard by a street car, and the other when I met Diego (Diego Rivera)." - Frida Kahlo to herself...
What kind of woman she is, I learned to sketch, I can't draw her beautiful with pencil, because her life is not black and white...
Frida is a painting Paintings are paintings with the most brilliant colors of the owner. Pain has become an embellishment and a way of expression. Everything is accompanied by the passionate dance of Mexico, accompanied by the most provocative dance steps to slowly grab you.
Her paintings are interspersed in the film, there is no feminine charm, no graceful style, but you can feel that it is a woman's painting, not because of weakness, but because of the unique sense of struggle, the kind of close to pain and pain. The madness of freedom, the rough lines but enough to express that madness, the cruelty of the picture (please allow me to think so) turned into brilliant colors, what can the wild imagination tell us: where is her heart at this moment, completely shattered body, cheating husband, revolution, love, homosexuality, or a painful struggle. In the film, the works appear and disappear in Frida's life, is that the embodiment of her life, or is that her life.
I like her drinking and gambling, winning the group of men, and dancing with the woman. At that time, she was the most confusing elf. She liked the metaphor of the elephant and the dove. Life was intertwined with the sweetness and pain of love. She is the freest soul, and I like the painful and dedicated expression in her paintings. At that time, she had the most real thoughts...
No need to say more, a painting, just enjoy it quietly...
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