Casanova's Last Love Affair
One of the best Casanova biopics, none, Alandron is so handsome
The Invisible Woman
Perhaps only a melancholy eccentric like Ralph will stubbornly use dark light to force out the emotional repression of the characters. Falling in love with public figures + artists is painful and cruel, but they are confidants, and without her there is no great future and a tale of two cities. Dickens is Lolita control, and the original match is also quite bad, and the documentary I watched more than a decade ago is still sarcastic. The plot is exactly the same as the wiki introduction
The Last Robin Hood
As a biographical work, it is still good, at least it has a certain degree of viewability. Although there is no depth in the theme or performance, it is still worth looking at Errol Thamson Flynn and his "Lolita" love affair before his death. Dakoda Fanning has grown up and her acting skills need to be honed.
"Effie. Grey
EmmaThompson TalentEditor Screenwriter Again Handing over her husband and a bunch of British drama bones + the younger generation to create a raphaeline pre-school famous big gossip I want to say that this lineup is worse than a director Ang Lee... Don't want to give a low score, although it is a little deliberately left blank, but it is also rare to have this feeling of not being lustful, and the audience and Millet are waiting to die together!
Planetarium
The picture is very beautiful, the soundtrack is in place, it can set off the atmosphere, and the costumes allow you to appreciate the French trend of that era, even if it is beautiful today. The actor's acting skills are speechless, and Natalie needless to say! After the film level of the old valley drama, people are so beautiful and acting skills are so good, every expression and look is a play.
Glass Rose
1991, Schrondorff. Julie Delpy used to be so beautiful. A pure and somewhat chaotic love story. The father falls in love with his daughter, which is the plot of a Korean drama, and it is not all about the misery and tears in the English-language movie, adapted from the first part of the novel by Swiss writer Max Frisch.