If the first few episodes weren't a little dirty, this would be a beautiful children's film.
A world of equal rights and feminism that is too idealized is easily constructed in a world that is intoxicated with money.
A few young people with dreams can easily shake the Hollywood film and television empire. As long as young people talk about their dreams, as long as they stick to their principles, whether they are old fritters, industry bosses, or black-hearted businessmen, they will be able to fall in love immediately.
If it weren't for the good lines of the old actors in the play, this film is really like a political propaganda film.
It's a rare and a bit dirty plot. It's not finding true love or meeting a noble person. Is this world so beautiful? Racism rioted twice, and then the world was at peace, followed by a box-office miracle, and then almost all of the Oscars.
The whole show is a fake history of struggle with a perfect filter... The young actors in the show are really bad at acting, especially playing the black girl who made everyone change the rules for her. How did her bad acting skills make those business tycoons willing to fight the world for her?
But after watching the whole drama and thinking about it carefully, maybe this is the director's intention... After all, after talking about equality for a long time, this girl still got the upper hand by dating a director's boyfriend. And get the opportunity or by seducing your boyfriend. This may be the most ironic place, it's all about beauty, and falling in love is not a deal, but a love that touches people's hearts...
And Mrs. Roosevelt said it so nicely, but her support for a movie starring a black girl was ultimately about politics, to preach their victory.
And the proprietress of the film company may just want to prove that she can also have rights...
In the end, all the successes are too bland, and the Oscar trophies cannot resonate with the audience, because the success that is too easy to obtain will not be sweet in the end...
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