It's just for Keats's movie, can anyone not love Keats? Romanticism, depression, teenagers, poets, these few keywords are enough to tempt me to click on this movie.
But I still praise the director. The brief introduction of the film production to watch after watching the film is a female director. I really inexplicably love delicate and gentle movies all my life. I often check after watching the movie, hehe, it was made by a female director. I always believe that artistic creators with a female perspective (whether male or female) will be more sensitive but delicate and gentle~~ So artists like Proust, Shelley, and Keats who have both androgynous characteristics are always on top of me! ! I love the romantics so much?? So the "Poet Filter" makes me think this movie is good? But it's not bad to follow the perspective of a delicate female director to experience the life of my favorite poet?
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