Aletha 2022-02-21 08:01:08
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Yvette 2022-03-25 09:01:18
Very regular and old-fashioned style, the soundtrack of the editing shots is clean and all hidden under the story, and it is not overwhelming. Only the last shot can enhance the connotation of the story in form, but the suffering of outsiders [forcing the good into prostitution, moral redemption] and love, hate and hatred They are intertwined without digging too deep, and love is too perfunctory to rely on love at first sight. Joaquin still gave a very good performance, Jeremy's role is too simple.
Jacinthe 2022-03-26 09:01:11
It's okay, it told a very smooth story, but it didn't touch my point, alas
Bruno Weiss: [does a step dance] I used to dance on the street as a kid for money. We fastened tin onto our shoes. Things you do to survive...
[first lines]
Ewa Cybulska: [standing in line at Ellis Island speaking Polish] We're almost there.
Magda Cybulska: [coughing]
Ewa Cybulska: The doctors are looking, try to hold it in. You're just nervous. That brings it on. Try to close your ears and say a prayer, to the Mother of God.
Magda Cybulska: I will.
Ewa Cybulska: We'll find Aunt Edyta soon, and we'll be safe. We'll be together. We'll make our own families, have lots of children.
