The scripts of the brothers Jean-Pierre Darnay and Luc Darney can always dig out the most dramatic parts from ordinary people. Of course, compared with those commercial films that win by plot, these ups and downs seem flat. At the same time, their non-characteristic Dane-style images also follow the development of the story and the changes in the characters' hearts.
"Lorna's Silence" has not changed much. This time, it integrates immigration, marriage, crime, drug addiction, etc. into the brilliance of women's struggles and human nature, and the effect is good.
2009-03-19
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