Queen of the Desert evaluation action
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Darrion 2022-04-19 09:03:19
Looking forward to a grand epic that can match "Out of Africa" is really overthinking. Karen Brixen and Gertrude are both smart, tenacious and great women who yearn for a vast world. They also went to exotic places alone at almost the same time to write the people and stories on that land. But "Out of Africa" has become an immortal classic, allowing you to revisit it again and again in the span of ten or twenty years, ask for it, and you can always gain new insights and emotions.
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Kyle 2022-04-13 08:01:01
Fragmented video running account narrative, a few stalks and GB's belief diary forcibly spliced and not serious, Mark Sykes viciously scolded GB in front of Churchill, TE and Doughty-Wylie (!) at the beginning of the movie, what about decent ! That part of Cadogan was extremely boring. As soon as TE saw GB, he proposed to marry a daughter-in-law! Doughty-Wylie basically only has a role in chasing GB, which is sad. The famous photo of the Cairo Conference was brought forward to 1915.
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Hugh Bell: You were only 5 years, and you were already reading voraciously. And someone stupidly showed you Leonardo da Vinci's sketchbook.
Gertrude Bell: I remember the one with the parachute!
Florance Bell: Who ever would need a parachute?
Gertrude Bell: Everyone. Everyone needs a parachute.
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Frank Lascelles: Florence, stop that moody brooding.
Florence Lascelles: [sobbing] Oh, father...
Florance Bell: Frank...
Frank Lascelles: Please don't Frank, Frank me.
Florance Bell: She is a girl
Frank Lascelles: My dinner table is a no-cry zone.
Florance Bell: I'm sorry I gave birth to a daughter. You wanted a boy, obviously.
Frank Lascelles: Absolutely not. You could have born me a dromedary and I wouldn't have minded. Look, darling. There is a good side about tears. If you cry a lot, you need to pee much less.
Florence Lascelles: [runs away sobbing]