At first, I just looked at it with the mentality of holding orange slices, but after reading it, I found that it is much larger than pure orange slices. The plot is compact, the rhythm is gradually accelerated, reversed and reversed, which is very attractive. The logic is ok, the plot, character motives, etc. are clearly explained. The downside is that the ending feels too rushed: why did the aunt suddenly have a good heart; after reading the will, Susan felt that she could add a little more reaction after knowing the truth (anyway, the original film is actually very good) The description is very emotional Delicate and impressive: Maud was attracted to the painting, and at the end Maud said that it was you who wrote it... Personally, I don't like the vigorous feeling of American films, which may be why I can't watch many homosexuals in the United States. Movies (maybe, I don't watch much)
As a gay film, it feels different from other gay films. Most of the films I have seen in the past focus on how the protagonist abandons worldly concepts and pursues love bravely, emphasizing homosexuality and fighting against the world. But this film is about love, how the two heroines fall in love, misunderstand each other, love each other and fight against evil (?) Emotional reasons. In short, it is a good orange film and a good film. I hope the audience will not bury its other highlights because of the same sex.
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