subtle female emotions

Rosella 2022-03-12 08:01:02

Works involving homosexual themes in the 1960s At that time, homosexuality was a sharp and sensitive topic in society. The

director expressed such feelings implicitly and implicitly. The secret love and confusion of one party were expressed in the

final confession. It was a touching confession of the true self, but in the context of condemnation, it was
destined not to be. The tragedy
ended and the other heroine walked on a path with a heartache. . . .

Hepburn's early works are so mediocre in acting and the tone of the film itself is dull. It

is a pioneer of LES films.

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  • Davonte 2022-03-25 09:01:23

    "What if I have a guilty conscience?" No more gay movies.

  • Liana 2022-03-15 09:01:11

    If I were Hepburn, I wouldn't accept this movie, and if I didn't take it to death, Shirley would have killed her with a single glance before she could play. Hepburn should have played the kind of little princess who was the only woman in the whole movie, who did nothing and was always worried about the flattery of men.

The Children's Hour quotes

  • Mrs. Lily Mortar: [about Mary] Oh, what happened? Did she fall?

    Karen: No, I was disciplining her.

    Mrs. Lily Mortar: And you finally hit her?

  • Dr. Joe Cardin: We can't go on like this. Everything I say is made to mean something else!

    Karen: I guess every word has a new meaning. Child, love, friend, woman. There aren't many safe words anymore. Even 'marriage' doesn't have the same meaning anymore.

    Dr. Joe Cardin: It does to me, and it should to you, if

    [he pauses]

    Karen: If what?