First of all, I photograph the light and the color tones are perfect for this film. The overall feeling of most of the pictures is very soft and exudes a classical atmosphere, reflecting the old period when the patriarchal power is the most important period in this film. But in different periods, there are also different treatments, such as the brightness when two girls imagine freedom on the grass, the sense of sunshine that the heroine daughter finally implies hope, and the short exposure when the cowboy pushes the door to rescue the heroine... and so on. The processing is worthy of praise.
Then the plot arrangement adopts a flashback interspersed method, which makes people have a process of thinking and exploring the cause of the tragedy, and the impression and thinking are more profound.
The idea of the film is to support women's rights. After all, deformed religious beliefs have brewed too many tragedies, not only persecuting women, but also suppressing human nature. Faith and freedom are equal.
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