The Best Actress Award at the 70th Cannes Film Festival in 2017 Diane Kruger really contributed the best acting skills in his career. It portrays a woman who has lost her husband and son to be vulnerable and helpless and powerful. The heartbreak at the beginning, the anger of the trial in the middle of the film, and the despair and indifference at the end, all in one go. Fatih Akin still focuses on attacking social, political and religious issues this time, and the three-paragraph narrative method makes the film surprisingly high. Some critics felt that the trial in the middle was a bit deliberate. However, I still like the overall feeling very much, and there are echoes from beginning to end. The film begins with an explosion and ends with an explosion. There is no mention of the heroine's great revenge. It should be a death of one's own body, violence against violence, and terrorism against terrorism after gradually becoming disappointed with the equality of justice and religion. howling. This kind of book is really a bonus for the performers, giving the actors a lot of room to play, and also prompting Aunt Kruger to show off her aura. As the last screening in Cannes last year, she won the best actress. Just one word, cool!
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