This was just a filming process, but it was given a legendary color under the stitching of two stories. The two stories are perfectly linked together in a clever rhythm, coupled with the impeccable performance of Emma Thompson, we gradually see a woman gradually open her closed heart, letting the emotion release and relief in the past. At the same time, we can always find similarities with the shadow of our own lives, and then we are moved. This year's masterpiece of the healing department. The energetic, hateful and mean old lady played by Aunt Emma is a good testament to the words of psychologist Karen Horney: Behind the apparently inhuman behavior, there is a painful people. As the father of the female writer Traverse said: How can it be cured? We must let the witch learn again what happiness is.
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