love in africa

Lavonne 2022-04-23 07:02:35

Out of Africa, Best Picture Oscar in 1986. The heroine Meryl Streep is the housewife in the classic movie "The Bridge of the Bridge". At this moment, when she is young in her 30s, her long edges and corners elegantly fit her role in the film. Strong, dominant personality traits. Like the male protagonist Robert Redford Robert Redford's appearance, in addition to a little vicissitudes of life, almost equal to perfect. The reason why the movie is not so soul-stirring is because it is positioned in a love movie, but it is definitely not a classic. The male protagonist, denys, is a once-in-a-century character who truly fears Africa and advocates freedom. As for the female protagonist, in the end, she was divorced and her career suffered heavy losses. She inevitably wanted long-term companionship and marriage, just when denys decided to give up for her lover. While free, died unexpectedly in a plane crash. Their previous way of getting along was extremely romantic and a fusion of spirit and flesh. Karen and her husband were separated. Denys was a guide in Africa, and occasionally gathered at Karen's house to chat about various interesting things. Karen was also a master of storytelling. Denys was the first to learn how to fly a plane. In two days, I took karen to travel in the African sky, swept away countless running bison and water birds in the sun. Shampooing your hair is a simple thing. If it appears between lovers, it will be wonderful. This film and the movie "The English Patient" both use the scene of shampooing. I like it. The movie also has a side line of friendship between white ladies and African natives, which is quite emotional and moving. With communication and trust, will friendship be far behind?

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Out of Africa quotes

  • Karen Blixen: Now take back the soul of Denys George Finch-Hatton whom you have shared with us. He brought us joy, and we loved him well. He was not ours. He was not mine.

  • Karen Blixen: Offers this as a drink toast: "Rose-lipped maidens, Lightfoot lads."