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Izaiah 2022-06-12 15:27:45

Opening of Venice. It's another story of a mother and daughter who haven't seen each other for many years to bridge the past. As expected, Catherine Deneuve’s character is very similar to the mother in "Midwife". She is also an open-minded, humorous, and age-critical aura of a strong woman. However, there is an extra actor identity in this movie, which is interactive inside and outside the play. The essay adds a layer of complexity to the things, and the acting is as stable as a sea god's needle. In contrast, the daughter played by Juliet Binoche is less full of heart, and Ethan Hawke is even closer to a human background. At first glance, it looks like a regular French-American co-produced drama, but you can still see the mark of Hirokazu Edago on closer inspection, such as carefully laying out a lot of small details that echo back and forth, looping back and forth, and despite the conflicts in the past, the family relationship is still pretty in the end. The way is harmonious, the dead knot of memory is solved. When the piano light music suddenly sounded and the swing arm rose up in the yard, I would act out in an instant and realized that this was a movie by Hirokazu Edema... the first attempt to break away from the local context. It passed but it was not particularly brilliant. The half is a bit lengthy.

Adolphus 2022-06-12 18:26:10

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