Nothing but good folk songs.

How can a high-class person in the mainstream society go deep into the bottom society to collect those folk songs? Lily never lowered her high head. In any way, Lily's motives for collecting ballads are impure.

The hostile questioning of the local musician, the rugged Tom Bresue, is to exploit the mountain people for her own selfishness, and it hits the spot! After that, he began to have a good impression of this stubborn woman, not so much because he was moved by her loyalty, but because he was attracted by her beauty.

And the lesbian episode of sister Eina in the Appalachian Mountains is even more disgusting, reasonable and bizarre. This kind of subject matter is very unserious in such a film, which is very disappointing!

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