Back to the topic, the plot is about a wealthy businessman's mistress who has nothing to do, meets a young director in an accidental audition, and the two quickly fall in love. The result can be imagined, the rich businessman discovered all this and tried his best to destroy the relationship between them. The two escaped from the status quo temporarily, but the escape is not eternal, they always have to return to reality, so on the first day they decided to return. One day, they had a car accident, the mistress was killed, and the lover went blind. The blind lover ends up avenging his mistress with his art.
The story of the film is not very strange, and the shooting is not very artistic. Of course, the front lines and expressions of the characters are still in place. Watching this Spanish film is like watching a French film. There is always a feeling of messy and scattered writing. I always feel that I don't really understand it, but I always feel that I have caught something, and that is all based on my own understanding. A shot can cause different ripples in the hearts of each audience, and can have different feelings, but the key is whether what this shot expresses can resonate with us.
I hope the fragrant Cruz can bring us more and more visual enjoyment and artistic resonance.
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