Carnival loneliness

Spencer 2022-01-12 08:01:10

Will there be true love for actors who play other people on stage every day?

I don't know, maybe "Children in Paradise" knows.

One is a mime actor, all emotions are expressed with his body, the other is a serious drama actor, who expresses his emotions with a long monologue.

They fell in love with a woman together, one won her heart and the other won her body. The latter used the jealousy of the former to perfectly star in "Othello", while the former was drowned in the carnival crowd and could no longer find his beloved woman.

Is drama a re-enactment of human life in heaven? Maybe

Then the children of heaven still have nowhere to escape in the siege of love.

Let me ask: Who else can?

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Extended Reading
  • Rhoda 2022-03-26 09:01:10

    The charm of the characters outweighs the story, the lively cobweb relationships developed by various goods, the main line of polyamorous love is left blank, and the three-hour film length is not a threshold

  • Jennyfer 2022-03-26 09:01:10

    7. The heroine is too old to believe this is a love affair; the street scenes at the beginning and end are so large that it is rare in a French film

Children of Paradise quotes

  • Pierre-François Lacenaire: Is it not absurd to ask people who they are?

    Édouard, Count de Montray: Excuse me?

    Pierre-François Lacenaire: That's why they're so evasive. They give you the easy reply: a name, a title. But who they are really, who they are deep down, they conceal with great care.

  • Mme Hermine: You're being unreasonable.

    Baptiste: True, I'm unreasonable.

    Mme Hermine: Shutting yourself up like a monk!

    Baptiste: No, monks pray. I sleep, I dream.