Knowing that lovesickness has no evidence, it is better to marry wealthy

Genesis 2022-01-12 08:01:38

The script writer, the director Jacques Demy, is quite sophisticated, and the story is universal: a rundown beauty falls in love with the handsome poor boy and is pregnant. She doesn’t have much hope for life, and she also sees her relationship with the poor boy. The future, but she is not greedy. I don't want war to come, conscription, severance. Beauty's sense of responsibility for the family and mother finally brought her pregnancy and married the wealthy. This is completely a poem that Zhong Xiaoyang likes-knowing that lovesickness has no evidence, it is better to marry rich and honorable.

Deneuve is not the most beautiful, but has a good temperament. In the movie, she brought a paper crown to a beautiful scene.

The main theme of the movie's music cannot be said to be completely otherworldly, but it makes people listen with gusto. Same as this story. The choreographer must have some ideas to be able to look good on a cliché.

The format of the stage play is also divided into three or four acts. So in the movie frame, you can write poems, scripts, and stream of consciousness. The color of the set, the French home wallpaper of the 50s.

The daughter said, every time you mention Cassard (that is, the rich and famous), it's like selling your umbrella. The mother said to her daughter, "Your belly is so big and you stand forward, you are either a son or a twin. The women in our family are healthy and smooth when they are pregnant." This is the usual conversation between mother and daughter in the world.

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The Umbrellas of Cherbourg quotes

  • Garage Attendant: All that singing gives me a pain. I like movies better.

  • Guy Foucher: What's wrong? Are you crying?

    Aunt Élise: Don't be silly.

    Guy Foucher: Yes, you are. Is it because you're all alone?

    Aunt Élise: I'm not alone. I have my books. Madeline's coming to give me a shot. She'll keep me company.

    Guy Foucher: What is it, then?

    Aunt Élise: Maybe happiness makes me sad.