The "Snows of Kilimanjaro" movie has a lot of stage performance, very period style, but not exaggerated. The design of some lenses feels like the placement and lighting of the characters in oil paintings. I like the scene where the hero and heroine use a match to light 2 cigarettes at the same time on the banks of the Seine. The process of taking the cigarette slowly represents the psychological changes that both men and women want and are uncertain about, and quickly draw the match, which also sparks the spark of love in the heart...
Who does the hero love and how to love...
Found the answer in the wounded hospital bed...
Why do women have to be so great, so great that they sacrifice themselves in exchange for allowing themselves to exist beside each other. Helen succeeded and Cynthia failed. Perhaps it was the failure of the former that led to the success of the latter.
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