Although most reports attract attention with "lesbian" and "large-scale", "Adele's Life" actually quietly tells the story of an adolescent woman's self-awakening and exploration of life: 15-year-old North African girl Adele has Thomas, a handsome classmate and boyfriend, accidentally met Emma, a beautiful blue-haired female painter, on the street one night. For the first time, she experienced the pounding of a deer. And when Adele walks into a gay bar uneasy, she finds Emma waiting for her there. Adele's puberty was complicated by her relationship with Emma. The film uses trivial life and talkative dialogue to deeply demonstrate the process of an adolescent girl's sexual identity, falling in love, and becoming independent. With no opening and closing credits, and no soundtrack, Cauchy captures the protagonist's face in numerous close-ups, and alternates between a large number of hand-held camera shots and long takes. A natural viewing experience.
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