In 2009, the 81st Academy Awards were announced, among which the 2008 British film "The Reader", adapted from the novel "The Reader", was directed by Stephen Dedley, Kate Winslet, David Krause, La Starring Alf Fiennes and others. The story tells about an ethical love affair between a German teenager Misha in the 1950s and a middle-aged woman Hannah, including twists and turns, a series of incidents such as "showing love" contradictions in love, breaking up and so on. But the story takes a twist and a test of humanity as Hannah's past tenure in a concentration camp takes a turn for the past twenty. Hannah's kindness is ashamed of being illiterate. In order not to expose the fact of illiteracy, she was imprisoned. She regained her confidence and began to read because of Misha, and committed suicide because of Misha. Misha was shy in love with Hannah, and lost because Hannah left without saying goodbye, but she was imprisoned for not helping Hannah in court, and then divorced her wife because of self-blame, but helped the prisoner. Hannah regained her confidence. Finally, there are mixed feelings about Hannah's suicide. Human nature should be incomprehensible...
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