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Jessica 2022-03-15 09:01:05
This is basically a film tailored to fully show the charm of Hepburn. The plot of the whole play is centered on how to show the beauty of Hepburn. Including shots, dances and a large number of Hepburn fashion photos in the film. In the history of film, such an angel-like actress who is as beautiful as a fairy and has a rich heart is indeed rare. Hepburn is worthy of everyone's admiration and admiration like the stars holding the moon. Therefore, it is completely understandable that the script...
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Vinnie 2022-03-15 09:01:05
85/100, a very modern song and dance genre, with a certain degree of reflexivity within the narrative system. The sense of participation when watching is very strong, as if experiencing Paris in person. The fun and appeal of the several dances are extremely good. Although Audrey Hepburn’s body is slightly clumsy and stiff, her personal charm is still fully stimulated, which makes people irresistible. Funny...
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Randi 2022-03-14 14:12:26
Charming if you are...
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Kasey 2022-01-12 08:01:23
I was frightened by the dancing Hepburn. She better stay on the photo...
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Khalil 2022-01-12 08:01:23
A fashion magazine office building with seven pink doors; the gray coat and skirt when the female scholar Hepburn appeared; the episode "the fallen...
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Adonis 2022-03-21 09:02:46
America Scarcity Order Consciousness Uncertainty
I want to watch this fashion film when I have time, and cut some material. In the film, Audrey Hepburn accused fashion and fashion of being a useless vanity thing, and like the economy, it is flashy. This point of view got me thinking, I like this industry very much, and I may love it in the...
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Ahmad 2022-03-25 09:01:15
Girls, ballet has never been learned for nothing.
Written on June 20, 2009 (the aftermath of those years)
It is a pity that such a masterpiece of the century has only been known by its name for more than ten years and has not been seen. Speaking of which, after I was born, I was fortunate to have breathed together with Hepburn in my later years...
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Jo Stockton: I was taught that I ought not expose my inner senses...
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Dick Avery: You ARE mad, aren't you?
Jo Stockton: No, I'm not mad. I... I'm hurt and disappointed and... and mad.
