Rachel Vichy and her films

Kind of wanted to revisit "The Edge of the Blue Sea". Rachel Vichy is beautiful in it. When I was a kid on the Movie Channel, two marginal people on the coast. Yang Ke, a shipwreck survivor who can play chess, Amy who has been cold-eyed in the village, a cave by the sea, and an apple in the cellar. The story is particularly beautiful and the filming is very literary. Last year, I watched "Lights Between the Oceans", and there was also Racil Vichy, although more than twenty years have passed, she is still very beautiful. And the plot that makes her fall in love with a German baker who likes to read Rilke after the war is very convincing (the German father in the movie is not handsome enough, and should be found according to the standard of the French shark). The male protagonist Vincent Perez in "The Edge of the Blue Sea" also played "Queen Margot". When I was a child, I was particularly envious of him, thinking that he had been favored by the two goddesses of France and England, and how his fate was so good. Rachel Vichy has acted in many films related to the ocean, and the quality of Jitterson's "Blue Deep Sea" is average, except for her. Every time I watch a movie, I feel that the male actor who plays with her is basically covered, and rachel Vichy is seen as the highlight moment of the male protagonist in the plot, such as "The Immortal Gardener". Just like Daniel Craig, the highlight of his life is not 007, it is that he and Rachel Vichy are married.

Rachel Vichy in 2007, photographer Lorenzo Agius