Bright Star- Jane Campion

Katlynn 2022-04-21 09:03:34

Campion utilises John Keats' poetry as a stimulus for the reimagining of Keats' and Fanny's romance through Fanny's perspective. Campion effectively reimagined aspects of Keats' Romanticism values ​​and ideas through this medium to engage the audience and resonate with contemporary beliefs of love and perception of women. Campion's initiation of textual conversations ultimately ignite new ideas, proposing the power of poetry, mirroring the deepened appreciation of nature and rising irrationality.

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  • Hunter 2022-03-26 09:01:13

    Beautiful! ! ! England is such a great place!

  • Geo 2022-01-28 08:21:10

    Waited too long, the expectations were too high, but I still liked it. The picture is beautiful and beautiful, and I am happy that the curtains are blown up.

Bright Star quotes

  • Abigail: Mr. Brown has said that I could learn to read still. I said to him, "Sure, what would I read?" And he said, "Abigail, even the Bible is not so dull as you might believe," and that in the Songs of Solomon there're some bits so juicy they'd make even a churchman blush. And he said that when I get down to the reading myself, I'll see he tells not one word of a lie!

  • Margaret 'Toots' Brawne: Fanny wants a knife.

    Mrs. Brawne: What for?

    Margaret 'Toots' Brawne: To kill herself.