------The inscription
says that when this Spanish girl, who is full of princess style, said this sentence, she was traveling across the ocean and came to that strict girls' church school. Every time she once looked at the other shore on the deck, did she expect that her future life would be closed there, just like the group of cardamom girls who follow the rules——white shirt, navy blue suspender skirt, black long Tube socks, a bright red ribbon tied around his waist, reciting scriptures and reciting Shelley's long poems in a pious voice. How beautiful, and at the same time must be absolutely obeyed: the water and cicadas chirping outside the window, the blond girls gathered in the house reading, painting and frolic, Alice in Wonderland-like dream dormitory, at the same time must obey the rule that only five personal items can be placed on the bedside table. At the same time of returning to simplicity, one must accept the oppression of suffocation. Princess Feima (Maria Waward) broke into their world, elegant and noble, showing an elegant appearance different from that of a country girl. The girls feel threatened and hostile. The small group led by Day (Juno Temple) has shown her unfriendliness from the first step she stepped into the dormitory - in front of Feima, warning her not to Arrange more than five items and viciously remove the excess. Feima said calmly, and said, listen, the sound of the destruction of the world is right in her ears.
This is an inexplicable word. I now have a little understanding of what is so unusual about this exotic and mysterious girl, but even so, I also vaguely feel that this is not a bright movie. Feima used her delicacy and keenness to perceive the abnormal atmosphere around her. Besides jealousy and exclusion, something more terrifying was deeply hidden, so that the minds of those evil little girls could be forgiven because of their youth and ignorance. .
It is nothing more than a girl in youth, dreaming of going out, traveling around the world, dreaming of freedom and wild poetry, dreaming of being loved and cared for. All this deviant thinking was taught to them by diving teacher Miss G (Eva Green). She taught them how to create romance and pursue their dreams in a dry and closed environment. Miss G, who is beautiful and intelligent, is a passionate, radiant, sexy and charming goddess, and young girls adore her.
She said, girls, enjoy the feeling of dancing in the air at the moment of diving with the greatest pride and poetry. "Wake up on such a beautiful night, girls, we're swimming lightly in the moonlit lake naked," she said. "Girls, let's talk about the adventures we've been to all over the world," she said. One day I'm going to get back on the road and start exploring. It's our nature, isn't it? She said that the most important thing in life is desire. When you have desire, nothing can stop you.
If there is no arrival of Feima, everything will be better, just like the bright enlightenment in "Dead Poets Society". Unlike the girls who were imprisoned in the countryside, the Spanish girl has traveled to many places with her father and has a lot of experience. She can make magic, make lit paper flowers fly into the sky, and create bizarre dance props... It is she who sees through. The expeditions touted by Miss G were nothing more than paragraphs from a book.
In fact, Miss G has never been anywhere. She lives in her own imaginary world, taking the admiration of girls as her pleasure in life to support her illusory self-image. Underneath the unrestrained and enthusiastic skin is a wretched and cowardly heart——she is afraid of the outside world, of men, and of the wide waters. This body that has been imprisoned for many years, together with the mind, gradually deteriorated.
Since when, she began to weave the other side of herself who is willing to be recognized - high-profile fabrication of rich experience and peach-colored scandals, she seems to be a sailing adventurer with courage, free and easy and full of style. Her heart was sad and undeveloped.
In that rigid abstinence boarding school, then Miss G must be maverick and aware. She understands that in the lush hills and fields, in the daily verses of the Bible, in addition to obedience, in addition to old age, there is something about self-worth surging in her breast, as exciting as the book describes, Willing to give everything for it.
She woke up groups of girls and asked them to continue the passion until one day she learned that the way out was completely blocked, the lake under the springboard could never reach the land, and the shivering diving training in the winter was just a farce , can never go out to play, they will eventually die here. She needs batches of disillusionment to heal, to heal the pain that once belonged to her alone, the pain of disillusionment that no one shared, the pain of unwilling to recall, the pain of delusion and split personality.
Miss G, the vain child who hung the sun in the darkroom, longed for it to glow and heat with real eyes, warmed her with hope, swelled up, blasted the walls, and took her far away. In order to refuse to accept the impossible, in order to deceive herself, she painted the cold sun with bright yellow paint. She chanted a spell, hoping that one day the statue would get the temperature, and the sun would really shine.
Feima broke into Miss G's territory like a bright star. Miss G was amazed that the beauty of starlight can replace the sun that has been decorated for many years, but she was uneasy. While she admired and expressed her willingness to follow, she couldn't let go of her hard-built spiritual castle—although she used the original darkroom as a template. It was something she had to pass on, even though the unreal sun had peeled off its paint from excessive painting.
On the one hand, Miss G longs to control and possess Fei Emma, this exotic girl represents everything she dreams of: knowledge, experience, self-confidence, and freedom. Falling in love with her means falling in love with her false self. On the other hand, when the righteous Feima wants to expose Miss G's hypocrisy, she selfishly destroys her.
It can be said that when Miss G's personality was split into two, the sun she painted was covered with cracks and was covered by repeated brushwork, and one day it would peel off due to overloading. The starlight of Feima made an equally futile symbol to the darkroom where angels were imprisoned into demons. But when she disappeared, she awakened the ignorant souls of the girls.
The truth came out. Day gave up her worship and sailed alone, out to find real crocodiles and elephants. The roommates gathered around and read the letter she left, full of anticipation. And Miss G, left alone in her darkroom.
I would like to believe that in one percent of Miss G's life, her feelings for Feima are pure, just as she once treated freedom and beauty, and her other self, with sincerity.
The background keeps looping this song when I hit this:
I got this feeling that you could be heaven sent
but the harder I try the more
You only wanna be a friend
Being with you is a fairy tale
But without Happy End
we're so close but you're so far away
Heres what I have to say
I wish you knew
I could be the one who's walking in your shoes
Do you have a clue
that a soulmate is around you
wish you knew, I care for you, I care for you
A million to one shot is all
i ever wanna get from you
I feel like you were sent from heaven
but the harder I try
you just wanna be friends
with you is like a fairy tale
but no happy ending
We are so close but your heart is So far
from here I have to say
I want you to know that
I'm the one who cares for you
Do you have a clue?
There is a soul mate by your side
I hope you know that I like you I like you
one in a million chance
I used to get it from you
...
------- "I Wish You Knew"
2011.8 .21
Old article, today I organize English preseation to talk about Eva Green, which evokes a bunch of memories about this movie.
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