Isabelle Adjani's "Queen Margot", adapted from the literary masterpiece of Alexandre Dumas, is dazzling with gorgeous blood, powerful conspiracy, and crazy love, like a solemn oil painting. In the film, Margot is portrayed as wild and colorful, and her love with Larmor starts from promiscuity and ends in tragedy. At the end of the film, Adjani hugs her lover's head and looks into the distance at the execution ground. She is fragile and crazy, and her sad and firm eyes are extremely shocking.
Don Juan once wrote this for Margot: "Her looks can only be matched by a goddess in the sky, and it is condescending to ask her to be a princess on earth. Her beauty cannot save men, but lead them to destruction. Her frown and smile will send us to hell."
What is debauchery and what is love, what is promiscuity and what is fidelity. Maybe the video can tell you the answer.
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