What kind of loneliness made her care so much about a random smile.
Inadvertently, this face broke the lonely heart, maybe from the beginning, it approached her heart, the lonely heart that lived through the years. Later, I thought that this smile was enough to make Miriam's heart skip a beat.
I kept thinking that Amina's presence definitely had a life-defining impact on Miriam. "You made me think" (what a familiar sentence ha~~~) Isn't it the kind of person that you have been looking forward to in your life that makes you start to care, start thinking, and even start to change and pursue something? Shamim caught the expression changes and eyes of the two, and in the limited number of times they met, he portrayed Miriam's desire and avoidance, Amina's temptation and determination, and the helplessness of the two into the air. We condensed our breaths and waited, that tentative kiss, that brief interlocking fingers, the extravagance of skin-to-skin kisses like that vast but desolate land. Miriam struggled to avoid Amina, and the trembling "Please" broke my heart. Don't be disturbed, time will stand still, and the two people who want to be expressed in a low voice, the light touch of the lips can finally relieve the audience's emotions, but a baby's cry brings us back to reality. The reality to face is despair, the choice is so humble, so Amina finally gave in, when she kissed Miriam's cheek, the last kiss in the whole play, my heart broke for the other half... It was all at stake. I can't get my loved one's last hope, Sheetal's change of expression really broke my heart TT
I laughed when the lovely flower pot in front of the cafe was smashed by a car again, it must be Miriam...she's gone Come out, the close-up view of the two shaking hands, Amina smiled and turned around, the ending is simple enough to make people feel resentful but full of hope~ What more can I ask for?
The story line of TUW,les is not the main thread and contradiction of the film, she is a film that reflects the apartheid and the awakening of women's consciousness in South Africa in the 1950s. Maybe that's why Lisa and Sheetal read the novel when they were filming ICTS and fell in love with it, so they collaborated again. In the novel, the two people Miriam and Amina actually meet very rarely, but Miriam's avoidance and Amina's direct gaze when their eyes meet have revealed their mutual understanding and needs. The end of the movie may be another story opened~ Did you see the smile on Amina's face~
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