A film adapted from literature, beautifully showing the rural style of the Victorian era. The photography, plot, and costumes are all impeccable, so more than 40 years have passed, and then the classic and good works that have been circulated can withstand time. I was amazed at how realistic this story is, how hard life is, the frivolous honesty of Master Alic, the kindness and innocence of Tess, and the idealization of Angel's enthusiasm. No one is a bad person, everyone clearly has good qualities and bad qualities. I saw a girl growing up in Tess, only she was more beautiful. Self-respect is brave, strong and stubborn, kind and innocent, but there is no powerful force to protect this beauty. The three views of the three protagonists are very distinct, one idealism kills realism, and the other idealism is killed, and then hanged. Although the plot did not foreshadow too much of Alic's persecution of Tess, it also had enough foreshadowing of Tess's end. Very interesting movie, three hours of unfinished business, final suspense and revelation.
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