"The First Lady": A biopic, typically actor-centric, with a chaotic plot. The editing is also very confusing, and the three timelines are interspersed with each other, and it is very likely that they cannot be understood. The background of the story is the Kennedy assassination in the United States in the 1960s. The plot revolves around the scene of Jacqueline before Kennedy was assassinated. After the assassination - Jacqueline calmly dealt with her husband's death, how to make her husband who did not have a long term but not outstanding achievements become a great president remembered in American history, and dealt with the pressure from politics and society, as well as the two children in the family Still young status. Years later - a reporter interviewed her and started a memoir. Personally, Natalie Portman's performance as the heroine who does her part is extremely brilliant (her follow-up is quite good-looking), throughout the whole film, the serious imbalance leads to the malnutrition of the whole film. (Jacqueline's own public relations awareness and crisis handling methods are quite clever)
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