In musicals, good music is the most important thing. The following is all nonsense.
After watching this movie, I feel that the director is Mrs. Black Bellon.
I'm not a fan, so I don't have the chance to be brainwashed by the song "Argentina, don't cry for me".
My deepest image of Argentina came from a photo of the Falklands in 1982. In the photo, the barrage was dense, and the A-4 "Skyhawk" attack plane broke through the British air defense network against the sea level. Down" launched an attack. What amazes me the most is that this aircraft, designed in the 1950s, is still slamming into the British fleet 30 years later in a near-suicidal way. I deeply admire this fearless courage.
The initiator of this scene is the Argentine military government. Peronists and juntas have alternated in Argentina for decades. I don't think a few simple words, such as "populist" and "liberal", can be summed up.
As for the so-called Argentines before Veron came to power, what kind of life did the Argentines live after Veron came to power. It is also inseparable from the influence of the external environment. It is a bit funny to blame it entirely on a woman. The national fortune is not good, no matter how you play chess, you will lose!
But I believe that Eva Veron is kind and caring for the people at the bottom, which is irrelevant. There is no right or wrong in eliminating the gap between the rich and the poor, but the means, degree and timing are not right.
The film also has mixed reviews for her stance, with music holding her too high and reality dropping her too low.
Although I'm not a fan, my heart chords are still touched when I hear the song "Don't cry for me, Argentina".
The gorgeous transformation from a warbler to the first lady can be called a miracle. In many cases, the means are only forced by reality, and only those who can use the means can survive. For people who have no social resources, even if they are plagued by rumors, a life of debauchery is better than a life of being trampled under their feet. Although people with different personalities will choose different paths, it is only through turbulent and changeable experiences that a person can still share the twilight and glory with all beings after the curtain call.
Finally, a few interesting points.
Eva Veron's funeral was held in the Congress Square in Buenos Aires, where the entrance to the congress hall consists of a sequence of six columns. In the movie, I counted 8 columns. After checking the information, I found out that the scene of the funeral was filmed in the Heroes' Square in Budapest. The main entrance of the Budapest Art Museum on the side of the square is also composed of 8 columns. Moreover, the space form on the front of the art museum is still very similar to the Argentine Capitol Building, and the crew set the scene very carefully.
The first scene of the song "Don't Cry For Me, Argentina" was shot in the sunken hall of the Hungarian Folk Museum. It was originally planned to be shot in a Catholic church in Budapest, but it was cancelled for other reasons. . However, the dim light and shadow of the picture were handled really well, I almost thought it was in a church, and the hall was a very bright place.
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