Perhaps in terms of plot, this is not a particularly brilliant movie, but the rhythm is good, smooth and not stagnant, and the emotions are pushed higher and higher, and it strikes the final blow. Angelia Jolie is simply a replica of Gia's life experience. Although it is far from being as dazzling as Gia herself, the charm of Shen Yun is extremely fulfilling. The actor who plays Linda has reached the pinnacle of life by relying on a drama. The image of her gentle and secure sister makes people feel comfortable and like her very much. Gia resonates with me, I haven't felt this way in a long time. The most important thing in all literature is to resonate and empathize with people. The temptation, pain, and torture that Gia suffered, I could almost feel it. The intense feelings were torn between the hearts, and the insecure child longed for unconditional approval and love. At first I watched this movie because of her LES movie label. After watching it, I realized that it is an excellent, extremely personal movie, which penetrates into the heart of the characters and explains her life trajectory. Gia lives for lust, is straightforward and vulnerable, and is a very good emotional film. I've never been good at classifying movies that I can relate to. I always feel that classification means the disappearance of a movie's vitality, and a movie is the movie itself, unique.
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