Constance Rousseau

Rosario 2022-04-24 07:01:26

The film is trivial and slow, emotionally restrained, and slightly bitter. A middle-aged female philosophy teacher, the child married and left, the mother died of depression, and the husband moved out to live with his lover. All of a sudden, life has changed dramatically, and every piece seems to...

Consuelo 2022-04-07 09:01:06

Cassandra 2022-04-09 09:01:08

It's a bit like the setting of the "Children's Act" I'm reading. A female intellectual with a successful career is suddenly betrayed in middle age, loves her career and is facing life and death, and all the details of her life suddenly become important. I like the director's method; metaphysical philosophical discussions use long shots, crying, anger and embarrassment are stopped in one second, and the relationship with male students is on the edge of family affection and ambiguous, which is the normal state of life.

Vallie 2022-04-07 09:01:06

Auntie really has a face of mid-life crisis. Pandora, who has been lying at the feet of people for 10 years, can catch mice. Can people who have entered middle age regain their youth? The whole movie is a wonderful book list~