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Another deep work
Nyasia 2022-04-22 07:01:56
I watched this movie after watching "Late Autumn". The deep elements in the play are no less than the rendering of "Late Autumn". Everywhere reveals a feeling of depression, confusion, decadence. Rachel Weisz interprets the deep feelings of the show vividly. Suicide, empty eyes, long-lost passion, hysterical venting, etc., it is not easy for a woman to fall from the peak to the trough. In fact, the most touching thing is the ending. The separation between him and his lover, reluctance, helplessness, teardrops, farewell... It is impossible to deny the love of this pair of lovers, but they are destined to not be together. It is life. A great pity.
Extended Reading
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Mrs. Elton: A lot of rubbish is talked about love. You know what real love is? It's wiping someone's arse or changing the sheets when they've wet themselves. And letting them keep their dignity so you can both go on.
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Freddie Page: Today, the letter, the suicide attempt? We're lethal to each other. You can't expect a bloke to go on after he's driven someone to suicide. Much as he loves her.
Hester Collyer: Do you think that leaving me will drive me away from it?
Freddie Page: That's a risk we'll both have to take.
Hester Collyer: You're scaring me, Freddie.
Freddie Page: It's on the level. I don't enjoy hurting you, I'm not a sadist. But it's on the level.