It is indeed a well-established biopic. Although the supporting characters are slightly weak, they are still flesh and blood. The three women [count Zelda who only showed one side] are not the vassals of the men of that era, humble and pitiful. As far as the protagonist's emotions are concerned, it is really extreme opposition but there is a common node connecting the two, more like father and son than friendship and other descriptions. Many people say that the ending of the film makes people cry, but my tears were indeed when Max read Wolff's first draft, and the camera was given to Jude Law. There was only Uncle Lian's English accent in my ears, but I was drunk to death in Wolff's writings. Love at first sight. Words are a sharp scalpel, showing you beauty and ugliness, life and soul.
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