From the beginning of titanic that year, I was super fond of Winslet. "Readers" and "Revolutionary Road" are more and more fond of her. This masterpiece once again witnessed her strength.
Over the years, australian films, such as Muril's Wedding, Castle and Desert Witch, have always had some quirky character traits. The beauty of tailoring's film is that it is not only recognized by Australian audiences, but also praised all over the world for its inattention. In the past, Australian humor, incomprehensible to overseas audiences, actually prevented mainstream Australian films from crossing cultural barriers to hit the international box office. The film, which soared at the Australian box office, tells a simple story that calls for a dialogue between misunderstood people.
Tilly, played by Kate Winslet, returned to rural Australia after studying fashion design abroad for a long time. When she was young, she was sent to a boarding school far away in Melbourne for allegedly killing a little boy who bullied her. Her mother, Molly, initially did not recognize her and did not believe it was her own daughter. Finally accepted her. Tilly was able to enter a women's fashion factory, where she made clothes for the women of the town. During this time, she had a relationship with Teddy, whom she had known since childhood. But the people of the town still haven't forgotten that she was a murderer and are convinced that she is guilty. So Tilly wants to take revenge on those who provoke her at all costs...
The tailor is far from a perfect work, but it can bring the audience a very compact and enjoyable 120 minutes of entertainment. Maybe the use of flashbacks and slow motion is a bit much, but the main line of the story still gives the main actors a lot of room to successfully shape their characters. Some of the characters are portrayed too broadly, perhaps more to the taste of Australians.
The dialogue is quite humorous, and it can be seen that a lot of Australian flavors have been added to it. Davis took on most of the funny tasks in the film, and did do it, which also fully demonstrated her acting skills. Since 1999, Winslet played the Australian for the second time, this time the accent has been very authentic, and the efforts and seriousness of excellent actors should not be underestimated. This can also explain why people can still be active in the front line at the age of 40, look at our domestic actresses, rarely so evergreen.
The title of the film is also very flattering, fitting with popular elements such as clothing and fashion. The protagonists in the town also really influenced some of the locals' way of life. The music and the picture have done a lot of post-processing, so that many rural elements are presented in place.
Although the plot is more clichéd, the overall quality of the film is still quite guaranteed, and the box office will not lie.
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