Uncle Fa was nominated but didn't win the award. Just like Xiao Li running with him, he was not strong enough. The character ford is so complicated that he doesn't even understand himself. The twisted farmer is both love and hate. From "Shame" to "Dangerous Way", he has long been familiar with acting as a man controlled by desire. This role is great, and the effect is the same if Juan Fu and Pete are played by one person. It belongs to the actor to serve the role. The director must love Uncle Fa, yes, it must be so.
Regarding the best female partner, Jennifer, who had always been optimistic about the long but ugly acting but not sloppy, did not know whether the organizing committee looked at her numerous awards over the years, and considered it or gave it to Lupita, who plays the black slave. Patsy had two scenes that impressed me deeply. One was she weaving a straw rope doll on the open space while humming a small song; the other was pleading with soap. A maid, no, should be a black female slave, she has such a free time to enjoy the leisure time of this strange and other slaves. Perhaps we should thank the owner of the manor, Ford, for her abnormal fascination with her. She used her body and the workload beyond her in exchange for a moment of idleness to forget her identity. The desire for a mere piece of soap also hinted at her disgust for her body, whether it was a sour skin soaked in sweat and dirt, or a dirty body tainted by ford. She hoped that using this small piece of milky white object could make her soul clean and pure.
In the final analysis, this politically rich movie has been well received and is inseparable from the slavery system and the liberation of human rights. That period of history has never been erased, and it is still a shadow in the hearts of many people today. The end of the film still shows a hint of helplessness, but Solomon, who filed the complaint, lost the case because "blacks in Washington could not testify in court", and eventually lost to the drafters of slavery. In that era, even if individual blacks were free, thousands of compatriots were still suffering from slaves whose families were forced to separate. In 1862, even if Lincoln issued the "Emancipation Proclamation", announcing the abolition of slavery to emancipate slaves. Blacks who had been enslaved for 200 years became free people, but their rights were still being exploited. Even in such a democratic America as this year, cases of racial discrimination still occur frequently.
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