Cellist Jackie is the youngest daughter of a musical family. She has never been taken seriously to become a well-known musician. Her motivation for moving forward comes from the envy of her sister. But the great success still can't satisfy her need for love, even if there are people's pursuit, supreme glory, and sweet marriage, she still feels lonely. Her innocence and stubbornness hurt the person who loves her most. Eventually, he left the stage in his prime due to illness. Hilary, who was a genius flute player when she was a child, was slowly covered by the light of her younger sister when she grew up, and never had the opportunity to pick up the flute again. It was not until she met Kiffer that her fate was changed. Love made Hilary so beautiful, Cinderella held a concert overnight, began to fall in love, and regained her own life.
This is another film that combines reality and art, based on biographies. It wants to show the 42-year short life and unknown side of British cellist Jacqueline Dupree. Just like the very different personalities of the sisters in the film, the colors in the film are also quite individual. Jackie is the red that represents desire, while Hilary's is always an elegant and warm tone.
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