There are many things in the film that I like. Gilda's skirts and pants are so beautiful, even the tie in the bathtub fascinates me; Gilda bit Mia's lips during the kiss when he was parting, which is always beautiful and boring. The blood of the two was shocking.
Gilda does things casually all her life, and her father also laments that he can't keep up with the changes in her life. Ballet, acting, photography, painting... What she loves, throws off the people she doesn't love, and indulges in porcelain. Beautiful women generally don’t like politics. If these don’t directly affect her, she angrily blames Guy for the guilt of living a happy life because the outside world is so full of flames. Even he brings this guilt to others. Gilda said to Guy fiercely. It was more like telling her to herself, she would not be contagious by his guilt. So when the two favorite people in her life were leaving, she wouldn't think of going to Spain with them.
But it was such a person who later became an intelligence officer of the French army without trial. I want to know why? If it was Mia who died and she was hurt, she would hate fascism. It wouldn't be so bloody.
When she was young, a fortune-teller said that she could only live to 34 years old, so she never refused to celebrate a birthday. She really believed in this statement, so she also lived like this, and lived according to the life method that will not last long. So she tried, experienced, and enjoyed everything she was interested in. The subsequent "revolutionary work", for her, was probably not the pursuit and dedication of the people to live and work in peace and contentment.
She said she would not be contagious, but she would, Mia is already, she can’t escape what the man and woman she loves are doing; she doesn’t need to join the revolution for revolutionary justice, she It's enough to do something that she wants to do and watch, anyway, she believes that life is limited.
If I, if I can only live to 34 years old, in fact, my way of living must be different from now...
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