The old Rachel plays a love game played by a young man. The plot is old-fashioned, with goofy male protagonists. A little warmth, a little playfulness. In this materialistic, fast food era. There is only no hero, reckless love, let people see the nature of love.
Management in the play means hotel manager. Literally translated as manipulation. I don't know if the translator has watched a movie.
It would be better to have a more light and literary title:
Freedom for love is what everyone yearns for. It describes a utopia of love and our ideal world. You can do whatever you want. There are too many ties in reality, we are tied, most people live within the framework, and this framework is the source of our life security. In the final analysis, unsecured love is real. The ideal love, always in literature and movies, makes us move again and again. I am moved a lot, just like eating too much salty food, the taste is heavy, and it will be uncomfortable to eat lightly.
Not a shining work. Just because of Rachel. Rachel who made me warm and moved again and again.
In the ten years of Rachel's Friends, we have seen the change of America in ten years, and the change of ourselves in ten years.
Everything is the law of nature, no one can overcome
Rachel or that style of Rachel, only the years eclipse the forehead.
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