Because I have seen Adjani's "Rodin's Lover", I like the beautiful and talented Claudel very much in the film, and I pity her for her rough love life, jealous of talents, and spend the rest of her life in a lunatic asylum, especially because of the prototype Claude Dale is so beautiful that she feels no less than Adjani, and her sculptures are so good that she has always been called the source of Rodin's inspiration. Beauty always makes people feel special, not to mention such a talented female sculptor, so she is extremely resentful about Camille's tragic ending, and sighs for her.
Regarding the starring role of this film, Juliet Pinoche is also my favorite actor, a typical French beauty, with a dazzling beauty when she was young, with milk-white skin, gentle blue eyes, delicate petal-like lips, A masterpiece of God. Her acting skills in her work when she was young can no longer be underestimated. In this film, she plays the fifty-year-old Camille, who accurately grasps the despair and pain of Camille, a beauty who has been framed and ravaged and trapped in a lunatic asylum. In the film with the leading actor, it is easy to support the whole film. Those long shots of tearful narration are not boring, they are very enjoyable, and they are quite enjoyable to watch.
Because it is a 2013 film, the shooting technology is relatively modern, the lens is clear and without distortion, the framing is full of French country style, the color tone is cool, and the film plot is in line with the film, and the stereo effect is excellent.
It's an admirably good film.
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