I watched Rachel's wedding and didn't understand how Anne Heitherway was nominated for this film.
I have always liked her more, she is a standard beauty, but unfortunately she doesn't seem to know how to use her beauty freely. Keira Knightley of the same level is different, and in Dr. Ziwag, he is already amazing. In Atonement, it is her successful transformation. Of course, the well-written lines are also a reason. anne has been missing the point. Although I really like her appearance in Babara Walters' interview: little black suit, curled up on the sofa, talking about love and family. She just can't naturally become a "arrogant and lonely" girl, although in Rachel's wedding, it is clear that this is the image she wants to portray.
The signboard was played again, but the performance was not in place. Of course, it was the biggest failure. Now it is impossible to attract attention.
The plot is actually quite digging: the man I met in 12 steop appeared at the wedding and was actually the groom's best man; and the matter of losing the youngest brother due to negligence many years ago after arguing with my mother is a very easy detail. In the movie, after a fight with my mother, I drive out and slide down the mountain. The scene where she shouted and cried in the car was touching, and it was also the "eye" of the whole film. But it's too short, and it's not connected at the back.
Throughout the movie, except for Kym, everyone else seems to be living a perfect life, just right to feel good about themselves. Reminiscent of Sabina's painting: on the surface, it is in the style of Soviet orthodox propaganda posters, and there is an overwhelming cool air from the cracks. Kym is the crack. Maybe this is the director's original intention, maybe not, but that's how I read it. Anyway, if you don't like it, at least you can say that this is a literary film.
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