When I couldn't find the online source, I was so itchy. I watched all the relevant documentaries and historical data analysis on bili, which may be the main reason why I watched it at the beginning.
Sure enough, he really liked it, and it was the kind of liking that could allow him to go against the logic of common sense. This kind of overly affectionate film can be moved by the weight of historical materials that happened. Mai Jie set the tone well, the actors were chosen to my heart, and both of them are the ultimate artistic version of the prototype. (The prototype couple both have protruding eyes. Andrea's eye shape and the interpretation of the eyes are more expressive and affectionate.) It just made Edward's image too dull and playful. Anne Berlin plays Elizabeth and can dance hahaha
Abbie Cornish is a beauty with many eyes. I am deeply touched by the fascination and fascination of contemporary characters with a piece of history. If it were me, I would be unable to extricate myself at any time. I wish I could sleep with history and talk to the characters. Maybe incomprehensible.
The story of the contemporary protagonist is so vulgar that it seems to set up a bitter identity for this character, an image of a neglected housewife. Flashing back and forth is too frequent in the era, even though we's story is well known to everyone, but your narrative and pictures are so beautiful, can't you let the audience see the dreamy side of that era thoroughly at one time? !
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