In the 1960s, a mother who was about to become blind worked hard to save money for her son's eye surgery. Later, the landlord stole her money and she was forced to kill. And perseverance, gave up the opportunity to defend and reverse the case.
What's disgusting is the shaky footage that seems to want to increase the realism of the scene, and the imaginary singing and dancing interspersed like a white lady. I gently lost my appetite and encouraged myself again and again to watch this woman's hanging
anyway, the story may still be the same. Really, at least there are no major flaws. The image of a woman who is stoic and wants to die without words is typical in the East, but unusual in the West; I just don’t feel comfortable with the director’s expression. I didn’t realize that the woman’s singing and dancing were very moving, and the whimsical singing and dancing were also inexplicable and detrimental to realism. The strength
so I once suspected that the screenwriter or director was the girl whose eyes were saved by surgery, so I was a
middle-aged pseudo-literary
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