Frida said: "I have experienced two fatal blows in my life, one is hitting my street car, and one is encountering Rivera." Diego commented on Frida's paintings at the exhibition: "I admire her. Her work Irony and soft, hard like steel, free like butterfly wings, moving like a smile, tragic like the suffering of life. I don't believe that other female artists have ever had such extremes in their works Painful elaboration." The two of them really know each other best in art and can resonate with passion, but they should be considered strangers to marriage and love. If they use marriage to bind them, it will be endless pain and torture. . Women want men to be loyal, and men blindly pursue sex. This really shouldn't be a combination of love. At the end of the film, there is also a sentence that Frida once wrote in the diary: "I hope death is pleasant, and I hope never to come again." A lifetime of loneliness, half a lifetime of grief. From her paintings, she can feel her so-called loneliness and grief. She struggled all her life, and maybe she was freed from the bondage when she died.
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