watched a lot of love films performed by Sophie. Her "First Kiss", "Fang Fang", "Heart Fire"... Come and experience her starring in this war movie, which gave me a new understanding of Sophie. It turns out that she can be so capable and handsome, even if she lacks the "love" that she is best at Melody, she is still that Sophie, and she still interprets it so perfectly.
This film is a bit cruel and a bit gloomy, but it successfully blends misery and gorgeousness. In essence, it is still permeated with French romance, which makes people feel moved even when they are shocked:
Gaëlle takes off her clothes in the morning light, as if she had faded away The mistake she made, she chose to die quietly, just to atone for her past sins.
After the gunshot, Suzy collapsed beside the colonel, her bright red clothes set off her snow-white skin and beautiful face, the picture was frozen, and the human heart was frozen, what kind of sadness, what kind of beauty...
Jeanne wanted to arouse Pay attention and shoot the soldiers. When she was caught, she gave Sophie a firm look, hoping that she would complete the task. This firm look came from this once timid prostitute and now has a great love in her heart,
Sophie Choking all the way, but still moving forward firmly, and turning around to shoot the colonel, she came out of the fog and disappeared into the fog again.
For this war, many people died, but fortunately the war was won. War, what a horrible word. Although Gaëlle is cowardly, it is the most essential expression of human nature. What if it were us? Louise's brother couldn't beg for death, was tortured by the Nazis to extract a confession, and finally committed suicide by cutting his throat when no one was paying attention. How should the country and life choose, can everyone be as epic and magnificent as him? What are the trade-offs to get out of this game? The release and choice of human nature sometimes seem so helpless and helpless
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