Throughout the film, Adjani's eyes flashed a fierce and faint blue light. As long as there is a picture of her appearing, it always makes people ignore other characters, especially the close-up of her eyes, the strong magnetic field of fear. It's hard to imagine how the actor who plays against her can't be distracted by her.
Although I knew before watching it that this was not a light-hearted nostalgic film, the madness of the film still left me unprepared. The part of the subway that many people praised, I watched with tears, how could I not love her. If you change the actor, this part should be nauseating. Therefore, I think this film is largely propped up by Adjani's personal charm. A large segment of crazy and extreme performances seems to be tailor-made for her, and it is a bit of a non-magic, not crazy life.
In addition, the details are still worth recalling, whether it is a spiritual fantasy of the couple or a magical encounter with meaning.
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