When I started to read Milan Kundera, the first book I read was living elsewhere. Although some small details were interesting, I didn't understand it at all. Just when I was disappointed, the second book read "The Light" and was immediately shocked. I like almost every book by Milan Kundera that I read later. Up to now, many of the plots in the book have been forgotten, and it is just time to read it again. What I remember is still unforgettable. This book laid the foundation for my lifelong commitment to Milan Kundera. Milan Kundera's speech is worth 10,000 words, such as "sexing with a woman is lust, sleeping with a woman is love", a word is worth 10,000, such as the ineffable kitsch.
So excitedly got the movie to watch. Movies are of course inferior to books. Even if it was 3 hours long, it still left out a lot of things in the book. Besides, there are a lot of passages in the book that put the novel aside and let the author talk about it, which the movie can't take into account, and many of these passages are the essence of the book. But overall I am satisfied with the movie. The secretary said that the integration of the documentary is very natural. Although it is not high-tech, it can be seen that it was made by experts who spent a lot of money. The color changes in these paragraphs, from color to black and white, and occasionally adding a little color, are also very memorable. The actors in it are also good. Teresa is the name of the French star (RS said she may be from Quebec, unknown), I don't have a special liking for her, but I think she is still very emotional + sexy. But I already knew she was a French star. On the other hand, I don't know any of the other people in the movie, but they all make me feel like they are very real Czech. Tomas is very playful, and it is estimated that most women find it very cute. Sabina, as well as several other women in the film, also made me feel like the Bohemian woman in my mind. At first glance, I didn't think it was anything, but the more I watched it, the more interesting it became. Most of these women are tall and thin, their expressions are a little majestic, and they look a little hard, but if you look at them more, you can feel that they are so charming to the bones. Tomas was seduced by an official wife when he was a glass-cleaner. That official's wife looked really ordinary, she even looked a little stupid. She was halfway off her clothes, I still think, she had a flat chest and stiff limbs. She was far worse than Tomas' other women. But when Mrs. Guan stripped off her back and slowly sat on the chair with her back to the camera, I was completely addicted. I felt that she was extremely sexy from the back line to the gesture of raising her hand to the expression she turned back. In short, after watching this movie, my admiration for Bohemian women has sublimated.
Although the film cannot show the content of the book, at least the expression of eroticism is concrete! Before we watched it, we didn't know where the movie was filmed, whether it was in the United States or France. Didn't make a fuss after reading it. The dialogue is in English with an Eastern European accent. At the end of the film, I took a quick glance, and it seems that it was co-produced by France and Norway. In the film, an engineer who may be a spy was recognized by RS as a professor in Good Will Hunting. Except for the French stars, the other actors did not know which country they were from. But after watching several pornographic scenes, I couldn't help but say several times, this scale should not be filmed in the United States! It doesn't mean that the United States is so conservative, but in general, the pornography shot in American movies is very standard pornography, very flattering, very rosy, and does not have the simple and real feeling of European movies.
But the above are all personal opinions. If the male students read what I said and then watch the movie, they might be disappointed. Women look at women in a very different way than men look at women.
In addition, it feels that there are some things that Chinese people will have a more realistic understanding of Eastern European history than Western Europeans and North Americans. For example, Teresa ran back to the Czech Republic from Switzerland, and Tomas ran back with him. A sane person doesn't do that.
But having said that, in contrast, recalling bitterness and sweetness, I feel that the hardships of the Chinese are still much more bitter than those of the Czechs.
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