Max Orpheus made a masterpiece of the film "A Letter from a Strange Woman" in 1948.
The film's graphics are exquisite, with lighting, rhythm, and soundtrack all coming out of the blues.
Joan Fontaine is even more obsessed with women acting. Clean and pure face, firm and introverted feelings, heartbreaking eyes.
There are many poetic scenes in the film, and narrative and lyricism are closely integrated in the language of the film lens.
There is a 1080p Blu-ray restoration version of this movie online, which is worth studying and learning for students who love culture and photography.
At the same time, I watched Xu Jinglei's version of the movie first, which is also good, but the heroine of this movie is even better.
