In the evening, I opened a new film called "Gao Gao". To be honest, the film was really bashing. Rotten Tomatoes started more than 50 and the box office was also bashing the street. As far as I know, this is probably the last film released by AnnaPurna (Anna Originally wanted to rely on this film to regain some blood, but continued to rush, resulting in the distribution of Hustle was also sold) The only news after that was that the lawyers began to plan the company's assets. So there is no expectation for the film. The incomprehensibility at the beginning made me think it was just a film that revealed the conflicts of the middle class family. I wanted to talk about how to play this kind of lady again. The mid-stage YouTube video only revealed Bernadette’s identity as an artist. Everything at the beginning, whether it is anxiety or social phobia, is Make Sense—an artist whose work was destroyed and quit the art circle in anger and went into family life without hesitation. She is an artist. If she wants to be independent, she can be independent. If she wants to make friends, she can not make friends. To her, popularity does not seem to be that important, but she forgets that community life is not an art circle, Seattle No one in her community understands her. She is too lonely and puts all her emotions and thoughts on Delhi, thousands of miles away, but she is still lonely, so she chooses drugs to escape her (don't think she will commit suicide). In the middle of the movie, the conversation between the husband and the psychiatrist, Bernadette and his old friends deepens the gap between artistic life and family life. Even the husband doesn’t understand Bernadette anymore. She really only has a daughter left. The film says The right thing is that Buzz is her remaining 16 miracles. (The second half broke down. The only memory point is that the artist really needs to "vent show" to fill himself with vigorous energy to face the day after day of life. After knowing that he could go to Antarctica, he saw It's really full of light, thank you for playing this movie.
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