"The French Lieutenant's Woman"

Kayden 2022-11-11 02:57:39

In the film adapted from the novel of the same name, the change of this film does present the story in a more intuitive way. Although it is said that there are a thousand Hamlets for a thousand readers, the play within the play and the dual-line narrative structure The handling is not too sloppy, but sets off each other. The double-line narrative makes the form of the play within the play more prominent and sublimated, and the transformation between reality and dream, inside and outside the play conveys the director's intention to the audience. At the same time, the double-line narrative technique also depicts the psychology and image of the characters more fully, making the whole film more interesting and intriguing.

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The French Lieutenant's Woman quotes

  • Sarah: Do what you will or what you must. Now that I know there was truly a day upon which you loved me, I can bear anything. You have given me the strength to live.

  • Charles Henry Smithson: This isn't mistletoe, but it will do, will it not?

    Ernestina: Oh, Charles. Oh! Oh! Oh!