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Feelings of watching "Royal Romance"
Dawn 2022-10-26 13:33:07
The Danish film that won the 62nd Berlin Award in 2012 is a very good film. It tells the story of a period of change in the reign of King Christian VII of Denmark by his personal physician Sterns, including his undisclosed romance with the Queen of Denmark. There has been this history in history, and the film was shot based on this. The ending of the last two people was tragic. Stearns was charged with trumped-up charges and executed in public. The queen was dissolved, separated from her children, and spent the rest of her life in Germany. 23 Aged and died. In fact, Stearns' reform policy was very good, and he loved the people and cared about the people's suffering, but it only harmed the interests of many aristocrats at that time and made too many enemies. In the final analysis, this tragedy is all caused by political marriage and conservative institutions. The production of the whole play is exquisite, and the pictures are as beautiful as oil paintings.
Extended Reading
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Johann Friedrich Struensee: [about vaccine] If it goes well, and I'm confident that it will, he will be immune.
Ove Høegh-Guldberg: The Crown Prince is the heir to the Danish throne! He's protected by God!
Johann Friedrich Struensee: A smallpox epidemic is not picky. It kills both kings and queens. As you very well know.
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Johann Friedrich Struensee: [to Struensee] I spend all my time trying to navigate all your new laws. You have ideas as the same rate that the rest of us change clothes.