Frida's life is legendary, but not necessarily happy. As she said, she had two disasters in her life. The first was a car accident in Girls' Generation, which made her body suffer for life, and the second. It was to meet her husband Rivera, a man who made her heart and soul be consumed by jealousy and anger for the rest of her life.
Rivera is a man who sees intercourse as a handshake, but young Frida is carried away by love, believing his faithful lie, and her misery begins. She's angry, she's jealous, but what amazes me when she tells people: that's how she loved him, and if he wasn't now, he wouldn't be the one she loved. I deeply doubt that she really thinks this way, or she is looking for an excuse for herself.
She kept forgiving Rivera, until she found Rivera and her sister naked in her room, so she was desperate, she started to sink, she started drinking, taking drugs, messing with lesbians, she vented her pain to In the paintings, her paintings are full of the deepest sadness in her heart. Eventually, she falls in love with a fugitive world-famous philosopher, and Frida tells him that she has sex with a philosopher like Rivera shaking hands with another woman. Rivera felt deeply hurt. However, he had inflicted such pain on Frida countless times.
Do what you don't want, don't do it to others, maybe Rivera can understand the meaning of this sentence at this time. Men in modern society are always faced with many temptations, and many men take it for granted to enjoy all these things for the reason of entertainment. These men have never thought about this sentence. I think, several girlfriends once proposed to their BF, if I I also want to socialize. I also ask men to sing and drink with me. What do you think? All those men answered was, absolutely not. Do not do to others what you do not want to do. This seemingly simple sentence is very difficult to do. I often ask myself, have I done it? But I often dare not face my own answers.
Frida became famous, she held exhibitions everywhere, she wrote a letter to Rivera in France, telling him that he was the most important thing to her. I admire Yu for such courage, but also sigh for such obsession. does it worth? For the sake of a man who has wronged himself, many people may say that true love is like this, regardless of everything, but, has such a wronged and protected love lost the essence of love?
The ending of the film's emotional handling of the two was still satisfactory. Rivera asked Frida's forgiveness, and the two lived together again. But can two people really live happily together? Can Rivera really change himself and restrain himself? I don't believe, I've never believed that men will change radically for women, maybe for a while, but never forever.
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