The costumes for this movie are gorgeous. The heroine is a woman obsessed with designing her own clothes and attending various parties. The gorgeous British costumes are a highlight of the film. And every picture of this movie, there is no adjustment in the interception, it is beautiful. A field of wild flowers, people who shuttled through it, exchanged ambiguous expressions, and filled with beautiful smiles. This scene of life will be what everyone yearns for.
John Keats was unhappy before his death, but there was a woman waiting for him, a love that was somewhat poignant but pure and flawless. In the afternoon, Keats was sitting by the window, reading the verse he had just written, while Finney sat on the side doing his craft, looking at each other happily. In fact, the ending becomes pale and powerless at that moment. What people need to cherish is just a little moment, which is enough for eternity.
was it a vision, or a waking dream? Fled is that music. Do I wake or sleep? --John Keats. A
hallucination? Still dreaming? The song is gone, do I sleep or wake up? --John Keats.
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