Generally speaking, I don't watch movies with almost no ups and downs. During the home blockade and isolation, it attracted me to read it in one noon. I don't know if it's because France is so beautiful, her student's rural utopian house life is too much in line with my ideal life, or because I'm a woman with a terrible mother, a nearly perfect but stumbling love marriage and a beautiful son, There is a burden of helplessness, abandonment and dissatisfaction.
It is no surprise that Huppert performs with ease, and it is amazing that Mia, whom I fell in love with in 1981, can write such a real life of a woman in her forties. Cooperate so tacitly with Huppert. After the experience of life and death, the family, love, family and career have all collapsed. Instead, he was completely free.
I am even a little envious. Even if such a real life must be broken, this woman, who is a philosophy teacher, handled it so smoothly and calmly. She would cry and collapse, but she would not disturb anyone and disdain to invite Who will share their emotional world. What I envy is what she can do: the real annotation of the word [independence]. Not a tough paper tiger. This is something I really envy. Emotions are not kidnapped, controlled and influenced by anyone. Whether it is a mother, a lover, a child, or a so-called spiritual confidant.
The one I understood too much turned out to be with her spiritual confidant, her student...whoever. It was another person who resonated with and recognized each other in the spiritual realm with her mutual appreciation. When her life fell apart, even the philosophy textbooks she compiled were banned from editing because of the market, she found a window to get some air and another channel, she ran to the utopia of him and his friends Vacation in a country house. She knew it had to be relaxed, resonant, recognized in him, a 100percent positive situation in itself. The result was unexpectedly not in line with her imagination, they had differences, they had different political opinions, he not only did not affirm her approval of her, but even denied her. And she must have been disappointed in him. She hugged the cat and lay on her bed crying. Even when her husband who had been married for 20 years cheated and divorced and left home, she was calm and restrained without being emotionally reckless. It stands to reason that what her husband did was to deny and underestimate her to the extreme. But this woman doesn't need a new romance and doesn't need a partner to set off her worth. So when this situation occurs between her spiritual confidant and herself, she will completely collapse.
But all this is the beginning of total freedom. The beginning of cutting off the expectations and efforts of anyone.
very nice.
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