Today, let's talk about the movie "Who Do You Think I Am".
The title of the film is Celle que vous croyez / All That You Know / Who You Think I Am (2019), alias Don't Ask Me Who (Taiwan) / Who You Think I Am.
The 55-year-old actress Juliette Binoche plays Claire Millaud, a divorced teacher in her 50s.
Claire Milo was alone with two children after her divorce. When she was looking for her second spring, she fell into an online dating turmoil, and the seemingly easy-to-reach love became confusing.
Juliette Binoche is the first actress in film history to achieve Grand Slams at the Cannes, Venice and Berlin Film Festivals.
Her energetic performance in the film is on the one hand that her acting skills are relieved, and love can make people younger, on the other hand, she is naturally beautiful and well-maintained.
Seeing her performance in this film, you will definitely feel that Juliette Binoche is well maintained.
If a person can be as gorgeous and attractive as Claire Milo after living in her fifties while independently pulling the older two children, then she will naturally choose a handsome young man twenty years younger than her at will.
To be honest, if you can maintain such a face at the age of 50, there is absolutely no problem in talking about online dating.
Claire met Joe, a young designer, and the two sides had an in-depth exchange, but Claire couldn't confirm Joe's attitude towards her.
Claire wants to know more about Joe through Facebook, and Joe's Facebook only adds friends through people he knows, so Claire makes up a young woman's identity to contact Joe's friend Alex.
As Claire and Alex continued to chat, the two gradually developed an online dating.
Claire suffers from not being able to reveal her identity, and can only hide in the dark to contact each other, and the pain also follows.
It was because of her old age that Claire's husband ran away with a little girl twenty years younger. Since then, Claire has developed a great lack of self-confidence in herself, even serious enough to see a psychiatrist.
Claire chose young and beautiful women as her virtual identity online, largely to make up for her regret.
If it's just a psychopath and you want to play with each other's feelings, then it's no problem to choose a virtual identity.
But Claire didn't think so much at first, just wanted to use Alex as a medium to get to know Joe. Unexpectedly, he has developed feelings for Alex.
Claire's subconscious move puts herself into a lie. Since then, her identity on the Internet has always been a lie, and she even needs two mobile phones to cover up her identity in life.
We all know that we need to be honest and honest when dealing with people, especially when it comes to love. If a person can't accept you as you are, naturally they won't really love you. Likewise, if you can't face the other person as you really are, don't expect the other person to accept you.
The desire to be loved is in every human being, man and woman, young and old.
If Claire removed her 50-year-old, mother, and professor labels, she would be an ordinary woman who longs for love. Claire sees a psychiatrist because these labels put too much pressure on her. Her husband's divorce further reinforces these labels, and Claire reminds herself of them all the time.
So when she is in love, she will appear cramped, confused and unconfident, afraid that the other party will not like her because of these labels.
Her and Alex's online dating process was a process of unlabeling herself.
She fully enjoys the process of love in the real world, the virtual world and the fantasy world she created, and her whole person becomes different.
Claire uses several different experiences of her own to tell everyone how to play online dating. Only by treating each other with sincerity can you achieve a happy ending.
Accept yourself before you can accept others. Only by accepting the real person can you find your true love.
The queen teaches you to play online dating,
It's not hard to come true.
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