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Dock 2022-03-26 09:01:06
The music and singing are not moving enough. They don't treat us as listeners, they just treat us as audiences. This point is a loser and cannot be substituted into the singer's life. From the female protagonist's rickety young girl to a rickety middle-aged girl, the detailed performances are too trivial and repetitive, resulting in no change and no sense of integrity. A very ordinary story, poor birth, imperfect love, reminds people that no matter how beautiful and tenacious roses are, they need a normal and reliable family to be watered and nourished by a normal and reliable lover before they can truly bloom.
Extended Reading
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Edith Piaf: [to Marcel] You are my champion. I want you to be mine for life. Nothing existed before you. It's all gone.
[kisses him]
Edith Piaf: Stay with me.
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Edith Piaf: In three months... that's right, in April, I'll be a hit at the Olympic. With a full house, we'll be flush.
Louise: Edith, your liver cells are not functioning normally. You've been ill. You need rest. It's serious.
Edith Piaf: I'm just 44. I'm not in the tomb yet.