Go see this movie today. Run to Gong Li. In my heart, Gong Li and Lang Ping exist heroically in their respective fields (I always regard them as an excellent model of ordinary laborers in my heart).
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There is always a drama in the storyline movie that is interconnected. The plot of the story is more complicated, in short, during World War II, Shanghai has become an "isolated island", in order to get the information of the Japanese attack on Pearl Harbor, Gong Li played the heroine is Chinese, raised by the French adoptive father from the orphanage when he was young, and when he grew up, he became an actor and his real identity was a spy. Relying on the unique "advantage" of looking like the deceased wife of a high-ranking Japanese official, he obtained intelligence, but he got that Yamazakura represented "Hawaii" but said that it was "Singapore"... There was no direct provision to her French adoptive father who arranged for her to obtain this information, but directly led to the entry of The Beautiful Nation into the war!
The story is a bit ridiculous, but I am still touched by the loneliness of the heroine, the vast world, only Tan Na's true feelings for her still exist, she would rather die to go to their date, and finally died in the arms of her lover.
The director constantly jumps between the fake play and the real play, and finally Gong Li throws the gun to death, the music sounds, and the drama on the stage is staged, so that the high sense of the film comes out, so the ending is very open.
The director's use of black and white tones reminds me of the movies I watched as a child; Interspersed with true and false, I remembered Sanmao's masterpiece "Rolling Red Dust" is also a synchronous story in the movie.
My mood is still trapped in the heartache of the heroine...