I think that woman a thousand years ago was as oppressed as Nuozi a thousand years later. In the beginning, when Nuozi was a child, she was her father's script, and her father was the lover of a bookseller. After Noko got married, her husband made fun of her favorite literature and quarreled with her, and she set fire to the house and left Japan in a fit of rage. Then she became the written script of many calligraphers and writers, including Jerome (the male protagonist). Although the words written by Jerome made Nuozi very disliked, Jerome proposed to let Nuozi write on himself. Every time he finished writing, Jerome showed the booksellers his writing. Later, Nuozi found out that Jerome was the lover of the booksellers like her father. She was very angry, and then Jerome wanted to ask Nuozi's forgiveness. , and Nuozi was unwilling, so he took the medicine and committed suicide. Nuozi was very remorseful and wrote the Lover's Scroll on Jerome's body and put it in the coffin and buried it in the soil, but the bookseller stole Jerome from the coffin and cut off the written skin. After learning about it, Nuozi decided to take revenge. She wrote on the man's limbs, facial features, underarms, and near private parts and showed it to the bookseller, breaking the will of the bookseller. After she completed the thirteenth death scroll, the book Shang was killed voluntarily, and Nuozi completed his revenge.
The movie starts with 'Nuozi's birthday when her father wrote on her face, and her mother told her that when her 28th birthday is when the story of that woman has been passed down for 1000 years', it ends with Nuozi's 28th birthday, I really like this beginning and ending. The shooting angle and sound effects of the movie give people a strange feeling. I personally don't like the gloomy and bloody feeling in the movie. The booksellers in the movie should represent the corrupt society and some people who spoil culture and art.
I feel that this movie is too esoteric and difficult to understand, and there has been a cloudy feeling from beginning to end.
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