Like "Shadowland", Anthony Hopkins forbears and can't help revealing love; it is like "Sense and Sensibility" about the repression and release of love. I feel that the British theatrical tradition has a certain similarity to Eastern aesthetics, which makes me feel that the protagonist is not far from me. There are several scenes that are very moving: 1. Kenton asked Stevens what book he was reading, one pressed, the other hid, like a show of love; 2. Kenton said to Stevens that someone proposed to him, and Stevens still Suppressing himself, Kenton's face gradually faded into darkness, like a lost heart...
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