A 1950 feature film. The film is based on Hollywood's transition from the silent film era to the sound film era. It tells the story of a narcissistic female star who could not accept her lover's betrayal, so she killed her lover. It was boring at first, with old-fashioned lines and hypocritical actions. Seeing the final sigh, I always think that film is the best way to express human emotions, but at the same time, the cruel wheels of the film have crushed the souls of many filmmakers.
Wilder is one of the directors who established the image style of film noir, and this film is the most popular visual style in his film noir series. This unreality creates a dreamlike atmosphere on the one hand, and a little horror on the other, which sets the tone of the film's dual variation. The end of the film is one of the most classic scenes in film history.
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