Ah, so shocking. Although it is slow, although I have already found the plot and devoured it, and although I have already read the original novel and various Argentine humanities related materials, I am still deeply shocked to the bottom of my heart - deformed desire, empty life, telling secrets Eyes, a nature that can't be hidden no matter how you change your face, a friendship that is desperate for life under laughter and scolding, judicial corruption under a dirty dictatorship, two loves that intertwined but ended abruptly, can't tell who is imprisoned The memories in the cage, the hidden door that was finally closed after a few turns—all flowed in the twenty-five years on the land opposite the earth. The letter A, which was always missing, finally made him turn "I'm afraid" (TEMO) into "I love you" (TE AMO)... This movie, from the plot to the picture, to the soundtrack to the performance, was very shocking to my heart. , "Let's see light from darkness". This 2009 Oscar for Best Foreign Language Film deserves to be a five-star movie in my heart.
Let go of the lazy hand who has been too lazy to write film reviews, risk ignoring the R-rated high-energy reminder, read it in one breath, and really feel how better the adaptation is than the original, and then I couldn't help writing this short film review. (I just wanted to write a short review and accidentally exceeded the number of words...)
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