"Dancer in the Dark" is the last part of the "Golden Heart Trilogy" by the outstanding Danish director Lars after " Breaking the waves " and "Idiot". It is said that the inspiration for shooting these trilogy came from one of his favorite fairy tales: a little girl went to play in the forest. She had bread in her hand and toys in her pocket, but she happily took everything along the way. She gave to the people around her, and in the end she had nothing left, and she was impoverished. But she said: "Everything will go as I want, and everything will be as good as ever." Lars used this self-sacrificing role as a model to shape the image of the strong and optimistic Selma in "Dancer in the Dark". The film staged a scene of the tragedy of The United States of America in the 1960s. Perhaps only in this era will all kinds of injustice and ignorance occur. Selma is like a child on the battlefield, dodges daily misfortunes, but life is not No miracle occurred because of her kindness, and the dark world eventually buried her stubborn posture.
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Selma: Cvalda.
Kathy: Why do you call me that?
Selma: It's like, someone whose...
Kathy: What?
Selma: I don't know, just big and happy.
Kathy: I am not that big. And happy, I don't know.
Selma: You just need someone to pull it out.
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Selma: I'm just not that kind of mother.
Gene Jezkova: Can't you be that kind of a mother?