British films will especially set off the atmosphere

Hyman 2022-03-28 08:01:02

In addition to the atmosphere in this film, the rest really didn't impress me. There is a similar British film called "Notes on Scandal", which is also about the relationship between teachers and students, and also involves homosexuality, but "Ugly" has more tension. And this movie is really nothing.
After watching a lot of British films, it seems that the director prefers the story of the girls' school, adds a little bit of incestuous love, and ends up being a cup. A group of women who have been suppressed for a long time in a girls' school and have distorted their personalities killed a kind girl abruptly. Why!
MISS.G has found someone she loves and wants to turn her years of fantasy journey into reality, so she hopes FIAMMA can be with her. However, her extreme selfishness and twisted character led her to cruelly watch the object of her desire slowly stop breathing in her wickedness.
I'm wondering if MISS.G actually loves FIAMMA. If she really loved, then she killed the other party in order to protect her reputation, which is too cruel. If she has never loved, then she must have been repressed in the girls' school for too long, and the suppressed desires for many years have found the object of catharsis, so the poor FIAMMA became her prey and finally died tragically.
MISS.G respects desire, but because of its own desire, it obliterates an innocent life.

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  • [first lines]

    Di: Miss G, I wanted to thank you for lending me the book.

    Miss G: Did you read it?

    Di: Yes.

    Miss G: Did you get caught?

    Di: No. And anyway, I'm not sure what all the fuss is about. I wasn't corrupted.

    Miss G: Good for you. Let them put that in their pipes.

  • Miss G: The most important thing in life is desire.

    Miss G: You can achieve anything you want.

    Miss G: The world is yours for the taking.

    Miss G: Nothing is impossible for you, my girls.

    Miss G: All you need is to desire it.