that night i wept

Einar 2022-03-27 09:01:21

I watched it at Sky's house a long time ago, and when I watch it again today, I can't figure out how it was possible to understand it in the first place; of course, I don't quite understand it now. With the exception of Maria de Medeiros, every character doesn't seem to be the best choice. By the way, the soundtrack has Stravinsky's Rite of Spring, so it only sounds good at the beginning~

Daniela 2022-03-16 09:01:09

Three people who want each other: Henry, longing for the approval of others, so after receiving the support of Anais, she abandons Joan emotionally; Anais, longing for a desire called love, she Like a cheetah, using sex to capture its prey; Joan, longing for the understanding of others, a poor woman who does everything for a living, willingly dedicates herself to Henry, to someone who is willing to understand herself, describe herself, and immortalize herself. Henry and Joan both want too much. For people, the desires of the flesh are always easier to satisfy than the desires of the spirit. Anais is a lover of giving, and she dominates both relationships, but it's hard to tell whether uncontrollable love lives up to its name. Henry's physical and spiritual desires were satisfied at Anais, but this undoubtedly hurt Joan. However, Joan considers herself incompetent, so she places all her hopes on others, but she doesn't know that others are the most unreliable. Henry had endured Joan's infidelity with another woman, but Joan couldn't stand Henry's infidelity. Their marriage, the imbalance in giving and getting, also caused a gap between the two.