The Children's Hour movie plot
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Carley 2022-03-24 09:03:47
Very avant-garde same-sex film noir. When they believe in themselves, people don't believe in them; when people believe in them, they don't believe in themselves anymore. The scary thing about children is that they can kill you for a single piece of candy, and the funny thing is that adults think they only tell the truth. The life of a social animal is so hard to build, but so easy to destroy, so it is safest, most reliable, and most loyal to oneself to be alone. The fermentation and shattering of a rumor, the subversion and termination of the fate of several parties, depicts the world situation in the whirlpool of public opinion that is full of the colors of the times but the essence is the same as today. Ironically, the nonsense lie helped Martha recognize the truth she dared not speak. When Karen cried and hugged Martha, the ambivalent expression on Martha's face was the most amazing, followed by the scene where Karen walked out of the cemetery with her head held high. Not a single snowflake is innocent in the avalanche. These people think that after they are accomplices in murder, they can buy peace of mind with sympathy and tears, but I don't. I want them to be tortured by their sins for the rest of their lives, and when they are dying, I will lean into their ears and say, "Actually, you guessed it right."
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Kade 2022-03-27 09:01:21
William Wheeler, Shirley MacLaine, Audrey Hepburn are groundless, the tragedy caused by public opinion, the true lie. Were gay courts still convicted in those days? The Children's Hour? This English name is so ironic. The age is old, so the plot looks very old-fashioned, but at the end Shirley confesses to Hepburn that the two scenes of Hepburn leaving Shirley's funeral alone are excellent. That little brat is so bad, so bad, and then look at the news, this kid is not bad enough. . .
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Mrs. Lily Mortar: Any day that he's in the house is a bad day. You can't stand them being together and you're taking out on me. You've always had a jealous, possessive nature even as a child. If you had a friend, you'd be upset if she liked anybody else. And that's what's happening now. And it's unnatural. It's just as unnatural as it can be.
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Mrs. Lily Mortar: [about Mary] Oh, what happened? Did she fall?
Karen: No, I was disciplining her.
Mrs. Lily Mortar: And you finally hit her?