The background of the film is that Vietnam is still a French colony.
The youngest daughter of a destitute French family meets a wealthy Chinese boy. One is that there is no love at home, and the other is that he has lost enthusiasm for his own life. It is because of the lonely atmosphere that they are inexplicably attracted to each other in the crowd.
Leung Ka Fai is a man with a forbearance in his heart, while Jane is a kitten who seeks warmth. The collision between the two produced a violent fire of love.
In the original book, Kundera always said that the other party was a cowardly man. In fact, in the movie, I don't think so. At least, Tony Leung tried to communicate with his father that he wanted to marry Jane, but his father refused and threatened with property.
In fact, if there is no money, their love will not be so unforgettable. Poor and humble couples are sad, I don't think the male protagonist will be so elegant after losing money. So sometimes, failed love often has a bit of fate. The same is true now, in the face of bread, love is nothing.
The female lead has always looked down on the male lead, but she is just filling the hole in her heart. It was only when all this was about to end that Mu Ran saw him looking at him in a corner, and suddenly realized that he had always loved him deeply.
Hey, women are like that. When a man pursues himself, he takes it for granted. However, over time, he has actually been slowly sinking. When it was time to separate, I found out that I loved him the most... Let's
talk about the sex scene. The French people's bed scenes are so realistic and beautiful. Of course Leung Ka Fai did not let us down, he did a great job. The figure is also good, the clothes are thin, and the flesh is taken off. And buttocks. The rhythm is also very good, really not pornographic at all, very literary, okay? Although it is an undisturbed love, and there is suspicion of raping a young girl, it is so enjoyable to watch! Maybe in sex, two people can forget everything about reality, only love each other. Think of "Lust and Caution" hehe.
Indeed a classic.
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