[cp] Disobeying the Order is a good movie, and the proportion is very good. Good enough for me to understand that in order to achieve a sensory G-spot, there must be contrasts and ups and downs. At the beginning of the film, the visual and auditory aspects are very restrained, including the words between the characters, the expressions, and the progress of the story. After that, the attic scene ushered in a breaking point. In fact, if this scene was singled out, it would not hurt or itch. But because of the foreshadowing ahead, this turned into an excellent point. For esti, she struggles with her beliefs, society, and family. She is very conflicted. The plot at the end of the play was unexpected but reasonable. Their relationship was planted a long time ago, like a seed, and even if ronit left, she never had a girlfriend, which means that she is at most bisexual. She should have previous feelings for esti, but There is also a partner who has experienced the same kind of painful empathy. She is more to help Esti know herself. So in the end, esti did not go to ny with him, but had his own plans. In the end, I really feel that Dovid is the best man in the Lily films I have ever seen. [Applause] I love him, hehe. The movie is really good, the director's skills are good, and the actors are also good. Like?[/cp]
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