The adventures of a young widow (that's right!) boarded a hot air balloon with an aspiring scientist. It sounds simple, but it's actually that simple. Emilia, the heroine of the film, was born into a wealthy family. He went on a hot-air balloon adventure with her husband, but lost him forever on a flight and has since languished. Until meteorologist James swoops down, he wants to take a hot air balloon to collect weather data, and this will break all previous altitude records. Emilia pushed three times, and finally decided to return to the arena. On the day of take-off, Emilia, whose face was covered in white powder, first came to a Thomas 360-degree turn, then turned around in the air for three and a half times, flipped the legs sideways for a week and a half, and rolled forward 90 degrees at the same time (mistaken), the director tried his best to render it. The ability to depict such a courageous and resourceful performance artist female image. Standing aside to look at the stupid James, he had a question mark face on Hawking's face the whole time. After the balloon took off, Emilia took off her makeup and gym suit, revealing a serious face. During the flight, she flashed back to the scene of her husband's death several times. Because it's a biopic, I can't help but sigh what a great woman this is. Even in the 19th century, she can be so independent and self-reliant. It's really the light of mankind. Thinking about it, I almost stood up and applauded. Who knows, after a search, the entire heroine is fictional. tease me? What about biopics? After careful recall, it turns out that the words "Inspired by a true story" were typed at the beginning of the film, "based on a true story.
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