I just watched the Korean movie "To Yoon-hee" two days ago. The story is similar to "Portrait of a Burning Woman", but the level is different. I always think the best LGBT movies are in France, Italy and Spain, especially in France. Whether it is other countries in Europe, Hollywood, or Japan and South Korea, although the level of the film is quite high, it is timid to show LGBT as soon as it is filmed. They can't forget to fight discrimination, to call for equality and understanding, and to be politically correct. For example, "To Yoon-hee" mentioned earlier, or Japan's "Life is Tight", Taiwan's "Who Falls in Love with Him First", Britain's "Danish Girl", etc., they are all excellent movies. , but always carried a sour grievance. The movie "Portrait of a Burning Woman" goes beyond LGBT political issues. It only talks about love and how two people who love each other are connected. Vivaldi's "Four Seasons" once again appeared in the film, and participated in the plot of the story, with the finishing touch. Looking through the director's resume of this film, I found that "Tomboy" (2011) is actually her work, awesome! I'm going to listen to "Four Seasons" from beginning to end tomorrow.
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