Lively and fragrant

Henry & June

I cried that morning I cried because I loved the street that got me off Henry One day maybe let me go back to him I cried because it was so painful to be a woman I cried because from now on I won't be anymore Tears I cry because of the loss of pain but I'm not used to its absence. . . . It's more that from now on I'm less likely to cry and cry I cry because my pain is gone This is Anne's inner reading at the end of the movie. If you can't understand the pain of a woman being a real woman, or the growing pains of being a woman, then I recommend not watching this movie. There are relatively many XX scenes in the movie, but I am the XX who has seen very beautiful scenes and people in the movie. There are men with women, between women, and some lesbian bar scenes. As far as the sense of the film is concerned, it really embodies the word "live color and fragrance". The men here are not handsome, but the two hostess are Annie, who is sweet and quiet on the outside, and Joan, who is beautiful on the outside and pure and kind on the inside. I'm sorry to put together two pictures of the heroine first. From the pictures, you can't tell who is Joan and who is Annie? This is the scene when they first met. The story takes place in Paris, there is good music in it, and there is a scene in the movie where Anne is dancing flamenco, alas, this is something I have always wanted to learn. . I am very vulgar and can only use the word "beauty" to express my emotions. This movie is a true story, based on another male writer and his wife, of course the writer himself is part of the story. And the writer is said to be the forerunner of sexual liberation. I don't want to say the content of the movie, this is not a plot movie with stories. When I have a home with my own DVD player, this movie is one of my favorites. Enough for its content and beauty. The director who made this film is also the director of "Love in Prague". I don't think it's as good as "Cloth". The tone of that film is too dark and dull. This is a bit of a Parisian social background where a wealthy person is an artist and a drunken life, but the whole movie is just like Joan's thought, "Even if it's a dirty thing, it should be done in a very beautiful way." Fortunately, the director really understands the meaning of the original author. Pull something outside of the movie. The movie is me in <> From what I can tell you, sometimes I feel like I'm dull and intelligent, and sometimes my sense of smell is as sharp as a dog's nose. About the film, book and author's introduction in "Reading Library", I don't know which part attracts me. Originally, now I choose to watch all movies online. Note down the name of the movie and there is no online version of the search. I believe in my intuition, and I use BT to download very unfeelingly. BT is really BT as the name implies. As a result, the whole movie download took three or four hours. When it was in BT, I just used the computer. I can only chat on QQ, do some text reading, and do not check things casually. BT makes my computer very BT. My life is as flat as ever, but I can catch these wonderful things when the occasional flash of inspiration strikes me. Of course, my ideal state is to really live in my life. I am not active and unable to break through the situation. I can only use this as comfort. It is a blessing and a sadness. Furthermore, my farm dream is about to break out. I really hope to become a person like Po. If I can live like that, I am willing to give more in exchange. At this point, I began to get tired of the ethereal thing of words. I am indeed a manual operator, and it is only when I live by manual labor that I feel that it is a real life. For the past two days there has always been a kind of sadness, usually either excitement or grief. Really want to catch up with Lin MM-like anti-shovel burial. In fact, I don't worry that I will be like this for a long time, it's just rare, only occasionally. Life is always moving forward and time is always passing. Life ah ~~~~ life! ! ! elapse. Life ah ~~~~ life! ! ! elapse. Life ah ~~~~ life! ! !

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