McAdams' performance is undoubtedly overwhelming. She succumbs and despises. She fulfills the expectations of the public and is spiritually independent. She witnesses the desolate world and accepts the hopeful world. It is deliberate and natural. It is joyful, full of freedom without sadness, ready to release nature to do what must be done. This character is very bright, swift and overly repressed, forbearance and eager to move, like a hand that wants to touch and then withdraw sideways, and that is the key to this film. She is married and pregnant, what should she do. You can simply forget the past and make a dewy love affair, but feel free to review those temptations that you came and went on the side of the bluestone road, the soft palms under the birch tree, the lingering deep kisses by the blue brick wall, you still I have to admit, when you see her, you know that you have been thinking about her.
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