My 5-star recommendation: Denial. Based on a true defamation case. A few feelings:
1) There are a lot of dialogues in the film, between the heroine writer and lawyer, writer and friend, writer and opponent, writer and the public... The dialogue is very large and complex, involving the case, the law, and personal emotions etc., but it's all well written, enough to explain the plot, and less enough not to be all dialogue.
2) The problem with Chinese film and television dramas is that even a little professional dialogue cannot be controlled, so it is full of parents who are divorced from real life and flirtatious, because there is no threshold for writing, filming, and watching these lines (these must be written brilliantly In fact, it is not easy, but after all, it can be written even if it is poorly written), which eventually led us to produce a large number of very boring film and television dramas, with no ideas, no common sense, and technically mediocre, and some works are not even worthy of evaluation. Bad, its only characteristic is boredom.
3) The pursuit of truth is the pursuit of truth. Chinese people like to say that there is no absolute truth, this is nonsense, and the truth, like the truth, is not obvious and readily available. Because it is difficult to ask the truth, so there is no need to ask? It's not easy to make money, have you ever given up?
4) British actors are still more restrained and good at conveying complex emotions.
5) Gossip: The heroine is the current wife of 007. The male protagonists are also big casts. There is also Xiao Xianrou who is about to appear in "Dunkirk", although there are not many scenes, it is very eye-catching.
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