The film shows gorgeous expressionism. Although the film has various shortcomings, this old-fashioned tragedy is very close to giving people a satisfying movie-watching experience. The film also highlights a climactic storyline-a new interpretation of the biblical "Sara and Hagar" story set in the Great Depression. The infertile wife of a wealthy businessman gradually became more and more concerned with the maid who gave birth to her husband's illegitimate children. Full of jealousy, and such a story may be too far from the audience's life.
The screenwriter focused on hot issues such as class conflict, land use, and unconstrained capitalism.) The film is fascinating, until Serena's emotional transformation turned her into a deadly and terrifying woman. This kind of melodramatic style has long surpassed the framework and endurance of the movie's plot itself.
The film is a disappointing melodrama, but at the same time, the film’s precision in its costume design and production value adds a little bit of light to the boring and monotonous film.
