Personally, I think French directors are too good at filming.
The grasp of light and shadow, the delicate skin texture, the golden fluff, the sound of breathing entangles the throbbing in the heart, the emotions are suppressed but vivid
The beauty of the picture is fascinating. When they were looking for medicinal herbs in the fields, they once thought it was Monet's oil painting.
Contrasting red and green dress, black and gold
I am very curious about a few of the shots. Why is the lady so obsessed with seeing women giving birth or abortion? And the shot of the artist painting a portrait of himself, staring out of a woman's pussy is also a woman?
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